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Table 1.

Comparison of demographic, neuropsychological and symptomatic features of pwMS and HC (mean ± SD).

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Table 2.

Clinical and physiological (ERPs) features of pwMS.

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Fig 1.

Cognitive-motor interference over motor performance.

Distance (m) walked (mean ± standard deviation) during single task (ST), dual task with double priority (DT-DP) and dual task with cognitive priority (DT-CP) by people with multiple sclerosis (pwMS) and healthy controls (HC). Significant contrasts are indicated by the black lines over the graph. * p< 0.05, ** p< 0.01, denoting significant intragroup contrasts -ST vs DT-DP, ST vs DT-CP and DT-DP vs DT-CP- in pwMS and HC, respectively.† p< 0.05, †† p< 0.01, denoting significant between-group contrasts -pwMS vs HC-.

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Table 3.

Intragroup and between-group comparisons of direct scores of motor performance during DT and ST in pwMS and HC (mean ± SD).

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Fig 2.

Cognitive-motor interference over cognitive performance.

Number of correct words uttered (mean ± standard deviation) during single task (ST), dual task with double priority (DT-DP) and dual task with cognitive priority (DT-CP) by people with multiple sclerosis (pwMS) and healthy controls (HC). Significant contrasts are indicated by the black lines over the graph.* Denotes significant intragroup contrasts -ST vs DT-DP, ST vs DT-CP and DT-DP vs DT-CP- in pwMS and HC, respectively. † Denotes significant between-group contrasts -pwMS vs HC-.

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Table 4.

Intragroup and between-group comparisons of direct scores of cognitive performance during DT and ST in pwMS and HC (mean ± SD).

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Table 5.

Comparisons of DTC scores between pwMS and HC (mean ± SD) and contrasts against reference constant (zero value).

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