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Anxiety as a factor in underwater performance

JILLIAN D. MEARS The University of New South Wales, P.O. Box 1, Kensington, N.S.W, 2033, Australia
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PATRICK J. CLEARY The University of New South Wales, P.O. Box 1, Kensington, N.S.W, 2033, Australia
Pages 549-557 | Received 08 Apr 1979, Published online: 07 Oct 2010

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ErrolR. Hoffmann & AlanH.S. Chan. (2012) Underwater movement times with ongoing visual control. Ergonomics 55:12, pages 1513-1523.
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CHRISTOPHER IDZIKOWSKI & ALAN BADDELEY. (1983) Waiting in the wings Apprehension, public speaking and performance. Ergonomics 26:6, pages 575-583.
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Fabian Steinberg & Michael Doppelmayr. (2015) A Brief Note on the Relationship between Anxiety and Performance in Scuba Diving in Adolescents: A Field Study. Perceptual and Motor Skills 120:3, pages 960-970.
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Marc Dalecki, Otmar Bock & Uwe Hoffmann. (2013) Inverse relationship between task complexity and performance deficit in 5 m water immersion. Experimental Brain Research 227:2, pages 243-248.
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Marc Dalecki, Otmar Bock & Benjamin Schulze. (2012) Cognitive impairment during 5 m water immersion. Journal of Applied Physiology 113:7, pages 1075-1081.
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Elisabetta Toscano, Enrica Fubini & Enrico Gaia. (2004) Microgravity simulation: physical and psychological workload evaluation tests in an underwater environment. Applied Ergonomics 35:4, pages 383-391.
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S. T. Brooke. 1988. Submersible Technology: Adapting to Change. Submersible Technology: Adapting to Change 117 128 .
P.A. Hancock & E.K. Miller. (1986) Task performance under water. Applied Ergonomics 17:2, pages 143-147.
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P. A. HancockE. K. Milner. (2016) Manual Dexterity Task Performance Efficiency in the Open Ocean Underwater Environment. Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting 26:4, pages 374-378.
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