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The challenge of uncoupled motion: duration of cognitive and physiological aftereffects.

Eric R ER Muth

Hum Factors 51(5):752-61 (2009) PMID 20196299

This study aimed to document the cognitive aftereffects of exposure to uncoupled motion and the time course of recovery from these aftereffects.

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