1. Falls Efficacy Scale-International: A Cross-Sectional Validation in People With Multiple Sclerosis 
Rob van Vliet, BSc, Phu Hoang, PhD, Stephen Lord, PhD, Simon Gandevia, PhD, Kim Delbaere, PhD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 94, Issue 5, Pages (May 2013)
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2. Fig 1
Bubble charts for the 7-item FES-I as a graphical representation of measures and fit values. Bubbles are named after the item as presented below and sized by their standard errors. Items assessing ‘high levels of concern’ are at the top of the fear of falling continuum (positive logits), and items assessing ‘lower levels of concern’ are at the bottom (negative logits). Items: (1) Getting dressed or undressed, (2) Taking a bath or shower, (3) Getting in or out of chair, (4) Going up or down stairs, (5) Reaching for something above head/on ground, (6) Walking up or down a slope, (7) Going out to a social event.
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