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Neurochemical background and approaches in the understanding of motion sickness
Neurochemical background and approaches in the understanding of motion sickness
By Randall Lee Kohl
The effects of autogenic-feedback training on motion sickness severity and heart rate variability in astronauts
The effects of autogenic-feedback training on motion sickness severity and heart rate variability in astronauts
By William B. Toscano
Self-motion and motion sickness
Self-motion and motion sickness
By Robert A. Fox
Role of orientation reference selection in motion sickness
Role of orientation reference selection in motion sickness
By Robert J. Peterka
Torsional vetibulo-ocular reflex measurements for identifying otolith asymmetries possibly related to spacemotion sickness susceptibility
Torsional vetibulo-ocular reflex measurements for identifying otolith asymmetries possibly related to spacemotion sickness susceptibility
By Robert J. Peterka
Reports of the Air medical investigation committee
Reports of the Air medical investigation committee
By Great Britain. National Health Insurance Joint Committee. Medical Research Committee.

On the physiology of the semicircular canals and their relation to seasickness
By J. Grandson Byrne
Autogenic-Feedback Training (AFT) as a preventitive method for space motion sickness
Autogenic-Feedback Training (AFT) as a preventitive method for space motion sickness
By Patricia S. Cowings
Why bring that up?
Why bring that up?
By Joseph Franklin Montague
The effects of promethazine on human performance, mood states, and motion sickness tolerance
The effects of promethazine on human performance, mood states, and motion sickness tolerance
By Patricia S. Cowings
Basic and Applied Aspects of Vestibular Function
Basic and Applied Aspects of Vestibular Function
By Joseph C. Hwang

Sea-sickness: its cause, nature, symptoms, and treatment
By Michel Nelken
Introduction to and review of simulator sickness research
Introduction to and review of simulator sickness research
By David M. Johnson
The influence of vision on susceptibility to acute motion sickness studied under quantifiable stimulus-response conditions
The influence of vision on susceptibility to acute motion sickness studied under quantifiable stimulus-response conditions
By W. J. Oosterveld
Research opportunities in space motion sickness
Research opportunities in space motion sickness
By

Azul Marino / Puppy Purple (The Little Blobs)
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An investigation of some factors contributing to individual variation in motion sickness susceptibility
An investigation of some factors contributing to individual variation in motion sickness susceptibility
By J. T. Reason