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On the development of work practices: a constructivist model

Dimitris Nathanael & Nicolas Marmaras

Pages: 359-382

Published online: 27 Aug 2008

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Driver celeration behaviour and accidents – an analysis

A. E. Af Wåhlberg

Pages: 383-403

Published online: 27 Aug 2008

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Threshold shifts and restitution of the hearing after different music exposures

H. Strasser, M.-C. Chiu, H. Irle & A. Wagener

Pages: 405-424

Published online: 27 Aug 2008

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Decision times and errors increase when classifying trunk postures near posture bin boundaries

D. M. Andrews, A. M. Holmes, P. L. Weir, T. A. Arnold & J. P. Callaghan

Pages: 425-440

Published online: 27 Aug 2008

AbstractforDecision times and errors increase when classifying trunk postures near posture bin boundaries | Full Text | References | PDF (811.5 KB)

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Comparative analyses of anthropometry associated with overweight and obesity: PCA and ICA approaches

Sangdon Lee

Pages: 441-475

Published online: 27 Aug 2008

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Regional differences in world human body dimensions: the multi-way analysis approach

Sangdon Lee & Rasmus Bro

Page: 477

Published online: 27 Aug 2008

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