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The role of trust in psychophysiological adaptation during split-belt treadmill training: a multimodal study

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By Kangjie Zheng, Siyu Yang, Cenwei Li
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Trust is a key factor in motor learning, but its psychophysiological correlates remain poorly understood. This study examined how trust relates to neural, muscular, and behavioural adaptation during split-belt treadmill training. Twenty-five healthy adults (12 males, 13 females) underwent gait training with unilateral knee/ankle restrictions and weight-bearing. Electroencephalographic, electromyographic, and inertial signals, gait kinematics, and subjective trust were recorded.
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