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Temporal Characteristics in Apparent Movement: Omega Movement vs. PHI Movement
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1973A vertical line stimulus was presented alternately at two positions on an oscillo scope face, with no interstimulus interval. Observation of this stimulus produced haphazard alternation between a number of movement percepts, which were divided into four categories: phi, omega and partial movement, and no movement.
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Journal of Neurology, 1991
Movement is preceded, accompanied and followed by reactions which give to the primary action its correct execution and ensure that the body's axis, together with the limbs, maintains the right balance. If these reactions are interfered with, incoordination of movement, lack of balance, hypertonia or dystonia may all appear.
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Movement is preceded, accompanied and followed by reactions which give to the primary action its correct execution and ensure that the body's axis, together with the limbs, maintains the right balance. If these reactions are interfered with, incoordination of movement, lack of balance, hypertonia or dystonia may all appear.
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Abnormal Movements and Movement Disorder Urgencies
Medical Clinics of North AmericaMovement disorder urgencies present as an acute-to-subacute-onset primary movement disorder. Emergencies can lead to patient morbidity or mortality if not readily recognized. Many of these presentations have no standard diagnostic criteria or definitive laboratory tests, and thus relying on phenomenology is a clinician's best way to approach these ...
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Commons Movements: Old and New Trends in Rural and Urban Contexts
Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 2021Sérgio Villamayor-Tomas
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Together We Rise: How Social Movements Succeed
Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2021Melissa G Bublitz, Gia Nardini
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