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Involuntary Rotations of a Steering Device Induced by Voluntary Rotations of the Head and Maintained Eccentric Head Positions

Herbert Heuer Institut für Arbeitsphysiologie an der Universität, Dortmund
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Wolfhard Klein Institut für Arbeitsphysiologie an der Universität, Dortmund
Pages 248-264 | Accepted 18 Dec 1997, Published online: 01 Apr 2010

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Herbert Heuer & Cristina Massen. 2012. Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition. Handbook of Psychology, Second Edition.
Michael Cinelli & William H. Warren. (2012) Do walkers follow their heads? Investigating the role of head rotation in locomotor control. Experimental Brain Research 219:2, pages 175-190.
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R. Meesen, O. Levin, N. Wenderoth & S.P. Swinnen. (2003) Head movements destabilize cyclical in-phase but not anti-phase homologous limb coordination in humans. Neuroscience Letters 340:3, pages 229-233.
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Herbert Heuer & Wolfhard Klein. (2001) Eccentric head positions bias random generation of leftward and rightward handle-bar rotations. Acta Psychologica 106:1-2, pages 23-49.
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Wolfhard Klein & Herbert Heuer. (1999) The effects of eccentric head positions on leftward and rightward turns of a handle-bar. Acta Psychologica 103:3, pages 311-329.
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