Do perturbation-evoked responses result in higher reaction time costs depending on the direction and magnitude of perturbation?

Overview of attention for article published in Experimental Brain Research, April 2018

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"Do perturbation-evoked responses result in higher reaction time costs depending on the direction and magnitude of perturbation?" #posture #balance https://t.co/jTU6qt057C

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