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Perceived Heaviness Is Influenced by the Style of Lifting

Eric L. Amazeen Department of Psychology, Arizona State University
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Philip H. Tseng Department of Psychology, Arizona State University
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André B. Valdez Department of Psychology, Arizona State University
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Diego Vera Department of Psychology, Arizona State University
Pages 1-18 | Published online: 28 Jan 2011

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Morgan L. Waddell & Eric L. Amazeen. (2020) Does Attention Modify Contributions to Heaviness Perception?. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 91:3, pages 373-385.
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Morgan L Waddell & Eric L Amazeen. (2018) Lift speed moderates the effects of muscle activity on perceived heaviness. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology 71:10, pages 2174-2185.
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Eric L. Amazeen. (2013) Box Shape Influences the Size-Weight Illusion During Individual and Team Lifting. Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 56:3, pages 581-591.
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