MODD

Citation Author(s):
Sean
Mullen
Yuan
Sun
Xuan
Lin
Submitted by:
Xuan Lin
Last updated:
Fri, 04/25/2025 - 00:01
DOI:
10.21227/xbtz-2g96
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Abstract 

This dataset supports the findings of the study evaluating a novel programmable system (MODD) for assessing and training cognitive-motor integration in young adults. The files include processed SPSS data (.sav format) for three MODD tasks—Go-NoGo (gng_wide.sav), Memory Task (mt_wide.sav), and X-Task (x_wide.sav)—alongside a consolidated cognitive test dataset (MODD_Cognitive data.sav) containing performance metrics across standardized tasks including Stroop, Sternberg, and Dual Task. These data enable replication of reported correlation analyses and facilitate future modeling of cognitive-motor behavior.

Instructions: 

This dataset contains SPSS-formatted data used to assess cognitive-motor integration through a programmable system called the Motion Detection Device (MODD). The integrated `.sav` file includes performance metrics from Go-NoGo, Memory, and X Tasks on the MODD, as well as standardized cognitive tasks including Stroop, N-Back, Sternberg, and Dual Task paradigms.

 

Instructions:

- Open the `.sav` file in IBM SPSS or convert it to .csv using SPSS export options.

- Each row corresponds to one participant (N = 10).

- Task-specific variables are labeled with detailed descriptions in the Variable View.

- Missing values have been imputed using linear regression (SPSS 28).

- Use variable groupings (Go-NoGo, Memory Task, X Task, etc.) to replicate correlation and descriptive analyses as reported in the companion publication.

 

This dataset is ideal for researchers exploring embodied cognition, dual-task cost, and cognitive-motor modeling. For reuse, please credit the authors and cite the associated IEEE paper.

 

For questions or collaboration, contact the corresponding author.

 

Funding Agency: 
the Center on Health, Aging, and Disability at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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