Perceptual identification of nonlinear postural characteristics using Sort/Merge Methodology.

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Author

Teaford, Max

Cook, Henry IV

Hassebrock, Justin

Thomas, Robin

Smart, L. James Jr

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Data, Stimuli, Analysis Details, and conference presentation for Perceptual identification of nonlinear postural characteristics using Sort/Merge Methodology. This project sought to determine characteristics of postural motion plots that participants could use to make categorical judgments about.

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