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Figure 1.

Experimental set-up.

Participants sat in a semi-seated, upright posture with the pelvis fixated by a belt. The load was released from one side of the trunk by release of an electromagnet.

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Figure 2.

Correlation between TSK and trunk stiffness in response to (a) forward, and (b) backward perturbations.

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Figure 3.

Trunk stiffness for forward perturbation for individuals with high and low kinesiophobia (TSK) and fear avoidance beliefs (FABQ).

TSK = Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia, FABQ-W = Fear Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire-Work subscale.

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Table 1.

Group data for psychosocial variables.

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Table 2.

Reported values for Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia (TSK) for people with low back pain.

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Table 3.

Current and published data for trunk mechanical properties.

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Table 4.

Regression analysis (r2, P-value) between mechanical properties and psychosocial measures.

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Table 5.

P-values (independent t-tests) for comparison of mechanical properties between groups stratified by median value of psychosocial variables.

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