Cognitive and motor deficits contribute to longer braking time in stroke

Table 1 Participant characteristics

	Stroke (N = 20)	Control (N = 20)
Age (years)	64.35 ± 14.83	67.45 ± 8.39
Sex (Male/Female), N	8/12	9/11
Height (cm)	170.55 ± 9.88	168.80 ± 7.49
Hemiparetic side (left/right), N	2/18	n/a
Time since stroke (years)	6.10 ± 5.10	n/a
Lesion location
Cortical	12	n/a
Subcortical	2	n/a
Unknown	6	n/a
MoCA	22.60 ± 4.99	27.30 ± 1.72
FMA	27.50 ± 5.54	n/a
Self-reported driving score	10.25 ± 5.40	12.5 ± 3.26

Self-reported driving score (maximum score 15) included questions about the current driving status, driving exposure, space, avoidance, and citations. All scores are mean ± standard deviation
MoCA, Montreal cognitive assessment (maximum score 30); FMA, Fugl-Meyer motor assessment (maximum score 34); n/a, Not applicable

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