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Table 3 Frequency of dizziness trigger and probability of endorsement of each item given latent class membership

From: Differential diagnosis of dizziness after a sports-related concussion based on descriptors and triggers: an observational study

  

Probability of “yes” response given latent class (SE)

Question asked of the participants

Yes, n (%)

Visual triggers

Visual and movement triggers

Undefined triggers

Sitting still with no movement

11 (13)

.04 (.05)

.12 (.06)

.20 (.08)

Looking at a computera

53 (65)

.94 (.06)

.99 (.02)

.02 (.05)

Watching televisionb

43 (51)

.85 (.09)

.74 (.08)

.01 (.02)

Readingc

50 (63)

.54 (.12)

.92 (.06)

.35 (.09)

With your eyes closed

13 (15)

.00 (.01)

.31 (.08)

.07 (.05)

Looking up towards the skyd

23 (28)

.05 (.06)

.54 (.09)

.14 (.07)

Bending down towards the floor

34 (40)

.01 (.02)

.76 (.09)

.28 (.08)

Turn your head left and rightd

21 (25)

.06 (.06)

.45 (.09)

.17 (.07)

Roll over in bed

47 (55)

.21 (.12)

.84 (.06)

.46 (.09)

Ride in a car

30 (35)

.19 (.09)

.52 (.09)

.25 (.08)

When you move quickly or when things move quickly around you

70 (82)

.77 (.10)

.91 (.05)

.76 (.08)

  1. a3 missing values
  2. b2 missing values
  3. c5 missing values
  4. d1 missing values