The General Public as well as Physiotherapists Evaluate Spinal Flexion as Dangerous Regardless of Their Own Low Back Pain History

This table contains participants' demographic data and scores from evaluation of different postures from images on rating scales ranging from 0-10 with 0 representing “safety” and 10 representing “danger”.<br>"LBP" stands for low back pain"NRS" stands for 11-point Numeric Rating Scale"CZ" stands for the Czech Republic; "SK" stands for Slovakia."Current_LBP" is a dichotomously scored item - current low back pain lasting longer than one week of at least moderate intensity (&gt;3/10 on 11-point Numeric Rating Scale)"Past_LBP" is a dichotomously scored item - history of low back pain lasting longer than one week of at least moderate intensity (&gt;3/10 on 11-point Numeric Rating Scale)"Current_NRS" is current LBP intensity measured with 11-point Numeric Rating ScaleColumns J-O are individual scores for images of different postures without given context (rating scales ranging from 0-10 with 0 representing “safety” and 10 representing “danger”)Columns P-U are individual scores for images of different postures in the context of LBP (rating scales ranging from 0-10 with 0 representing “safety” and 10 representing “danger”)"Y" stands for "yes"Red background color signifies exclusion and column Y gives the reason for this exclusion<br>