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The influence of virtual visual stimulus amplitude to induce standing postural responses
Upright postural control during movement relies on multisensory integration. Yet, the frequency-specific contribution of vision remains poorly characterized in virtual reality (VR). This study investigated how multi-sine visual stimulation amplitude delivered in VR influences standing postural respo
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