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Replication Data for: Relationship between the Rate of Perceived Stability, electrodermal activity and task performance during balance challenges in chronic stroke Pollock, Courtney

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This study explored the relationship between electrodermal activity (EDA), Rate of Perceived Stability (RPS), and task performance in people with chronic stroke while they performed tasks from the Community Balance and Mobility (CB&M) Scale. This dataset contains processed EDA features, RPS ratings and CB&M scores corresponding to each balance task, and participant demographic and participant characteristics. The purpose of this dataset is to enable further investigation into physiological arousal patterns during balance-challenging activities and their associations with clinical measures in individuals living with chronic stroke. The dataset is fully de-identified and contains no raw physiological signals.

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Title	Replication Data for: Relationship between the Rate of Perceived Stability, electrodermal activity and task performance during balance challenges in chronic stroke
Creator	Pollock, Courtney
Contributor	Pollock, Courtney
Date Issued	2025-12-12
Description	This study explored the relationship between electrodermal activity (EDA), Rate of Perceived Stability (RPS), and task performance in people with chronic stroke while they performed tasks from the Community Balance and Mobility (CB&M) Scale. This dataset contains processed EDA features, RPS ratings and CB&M scores corresponding to each balance task, and participant demographic and participant characteristics. The purpose of this dataset is to enable further investigation into physiological arousal patterns during balance-challenging activities and their associations with clinical measures in individuals living with chronic stroke. The dataset is fully de-identified and contains no raw physiological signals.
Subject	Medicine, Health and Life Sciences; stroke; walking balance; rehabilitation; electrodermal activity
Type	Dataset
Date Available	2025-08-21
Provider	University of British Columbia Library
License	CC-BY 4.0
DOI	10.14288/1.0451000
URI	https://doi.org/10.5683/SP3/SXVBGQ
Publisher DOI	https://doi.org/10.5683/SP3/SXVBGQ
Rights URI	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Aggregated Source Repository	Dataverse

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