Baseline characteristics of the subjects (n = 256).

*Among the subject characteristics (i.e., demographics, affect, and grip strength), measures that were significantly correlated with EF are indicated, except for the Charlson index where the association was borderline (p = .068). The correlations were generally mild to moderate (i.e., |r| values less than .25; p#and ## indicate that this variable was marginally (.15>p>.05) or significantly associated with future fall risk, respectively, in univariate analysis among the measures listed under demographics. Univariate associations for the other measures are presented in Tables 2 and 3.xHigher values indicate better performance on these computerized measures of cognitive function. 100 on these IQ-like scales represent the age and education adjusted norms.