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Inhibitions in the acquisition of accurate information about the environment can affect control of the lower extremities and lead to anterior cruciate ligament injury. This study aimed to clarify the effects of limited prior knowledge of the height of the fall, as well as limited visual input, on lower limb and trunk motion and ground reaction force during landing. Twenty healthy university students were recruited. Drop landings from a 30-cm platform were measured under three conditions (1) unknown, without prior knowledge of the height
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