This study looks at kinesiophobia—a fear of movement—in stroke patients and how it relates to balance, walking, pain, and social activities. Stroke patients often have hemiplegia or hemiparesis, meaning one side of their body is weak or paralyzed. The study includes people aged 18-75 who can walk with some help (scoring at least 2 on the Functional Ambulation Scale). Those with other serious medical conditions or taking medications that affect balance are not eligible. A doctor will evaluate participants using different tests to check balance and walking skills.

• Participants will undergo several assessments by a physician.
• The study focuses on understanding the fear of movement in stroke patients.
• No compensation is mentioned for participation.