The aim of this study is to identify the factors affecting participation in daily living activities in stroke individuals and their interrelationships. Participation in daily living activities and related factors such as spasticity, upper extremity function, cognitive status, and functional status were assessed in individuals diagnosed with stroke.
Hypothesis 1: Spasticity in stroke patients affects participation in daily living activities.
Hypothesis 2: Upper extremity function in stroke patients affects participation in daily living activities.
Hypothesis 3: Cognitive status in stroke patients affects participation in daily living activities.
Hypothesis 4: Functional status in stroke patients affects participation in daily living activities.
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Denizli, 20070, Turkey (Türkiye)
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