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    Yilmaz U, Cetinguc M, Akin A.
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  • 44. Simulator sickness provoked by a human centrifuge.
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  • 45. Changes in the dark focus of accommodation associated with simulator sickness.
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  • 50. Motion sickness adaptation to Coriolis-inducing head movements in a sustained G flight simulator.
    Newman MC, McCarthy GW, Glaser ST, Bonato F, Bubka A.
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  • 51. Demand characteristics in assessing motion sickness in a virtual environment: or does taking a motion sickness questionnaire make you sick?
    Young SD, Adelstein BD, Ellis SR.
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  • 55. Cybersickness. A systematic literature review of adverse effects related to virtual reality.
    Simón-Vicente L, Rodríguez-Cano S, Delgado-Benito V, Ausín-Villaverde V, Cubo Delgado E.
    Neurologia (Engl Ed); 2024 Oct 01; 39(8):701-709. PubMed ID: 39396266
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  • 56. Spatial Disorientation Training in the Rotor Wing Flight Simulator.
    Powell-Dunford N, Bushby A, Leland RA.
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  • 57. Correlates of military tank simulator sickness.
    Lerman Y, Sadovsky G, Goldberg E, Kedem R, Peritz E, Pines A.
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