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american_scientific_journal-4936	Prajna Metta, Cindy; Novalinda Ginting, Chrismis; Chiuman, Linda; Khu, Adrian	Differences in Gait and Balance as a Result of Wearing 3, 5 and 7 cm Wedge and Non-Wedge Heeled Shoes	2019	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2815	122	69	Table 6: Gait difference of non-wedge shoes based on heel height Gait parameter of non-wedge shoes Mean p 3 cm 44.27 0.257 5 cm 41.71 7 cm 41.93 Table 6 shows that according to heel height, the highest mean value of gait in non-wedge group is the 3-cm- heeled group with 44.27, while lowest mean value is 41.71 by the 5-cm-heeled group with p-value = 0.257 (p > 0.05) so it concludes that there is no significant difference of gait between the group of three. Table 7: Balance difference of non-wedge shoes based on heel height Balance parameter of non-wedge shoes Mean p 3 cm 24.82 0.961 5 cm 26.61 7 cm 26.55 Table 7 shows that according to heel height, the highest mean value of balance in non-wedge group is the 5-cm- heeled group with 26.61, while lowest mean value is 24.82 by the 3-cm-heeled group with p-value = 0.961 (p > 0.05)	cache/american_scientific_journal-4936.pdf	txt/american_scientific_journal-4936.txt