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Musicant et al., 2018 - Google Patents

Relationship between kinematic and physiological indices during braking events of different intensities

Musicant et al., 2018

Document ID
7685922959700423407
Author
Musicant O
Botzer A
Laufer I
Collet C
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Human factors

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Objective To study the relationship between physiological indices and kinematic indices during braking events of different intensities. Background Based on mental workload theory, driving and other task demands may generate changes in physiological indices, such as the …
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