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Parkinson's Disease Patients, Who Usually Have Trouble Walking, Can Walk

Question 126

Question 126

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Parkinson's disease patients, who usually have trouble walking, can walk surprisingly well when they:


A) have their eyes closed.
B) walk backwards.
C) count their steps.
D) are following a parade.

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