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Experimental Study of Detection an Intentional Performance Degradation in Grip Strength
In this study, the detection of the feigning weakness in grip strength is measured using different grip strength testing instruments. Patients with injury of the upper limb are compared to patients with injury of the lower limb as well as healthy controls.
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