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    Variability of visually-induced center of pressure displacements is reduced while young adults perform unpredictable saccadic eye movements inside a moving room

    Variability of visually-induced center of pressure displacements is reduced while young adults perform unpredictable saccadic eye movements inside a moving room by Belizário Brito, Matheus, Chiozi Gotardi, Gisele, Tosi Rodrigues, Sérgio, Carvalho Cavalieri, Beatriz, Nera Lima, Diego, Lemes de Moraes, Rodolfo, Scarparo Ferreira, Livia, Augusto Barbieri, Fabio, Angelo Barela, José, Fávaro Polastri, Paula

    Published in Neuroscience letters
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    Functional relation between postural sway and saccadic eye movements is strong and not altered by moving visual environment and concomitant memory task

    Functional relation between postural sway and saccadic eye movements is strong and not altered by moving visual environment and concomitant memory task by Belizário Brito, Matheus, Gotardi, Gisele Chiozi, Rodrigues, Sérgio Tosi, Jacomassi, Daniela Godoi, Bonnet, Cédrick T, Polastri, Paula Fávaro

    Published in Adaptive behavior
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    Diabetic older women without peripheral neuropathy amplify body sway but are capable of improving postural stability during a saccadic gaze task

    Diabetic older women without peripheral neuropathy amplify body sway but are capable of improving postural stability during a saccadic gaze task by Rodrigues, Sérgio Tosi, Delacosta, Thaís Cristina, Barbieri, Fabio Augusto, Paschoalino, Gabriel Palmeira, Gotardi, Gisele Chiozi, Barela, José Angelo, Monteiro, Henrique Luís, Bosqueiro, José Roberto, Polastri, Paula Fávaro

    Published in Human movement science
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    Video game simulation on car driving: Analysis of participants’ gaze behavior and perception of usability, risk, and visual attention

    Video game simulation on car driving: Analysis of participants’ gaze behavior and perception of usability, risk, and visual attention by De Angelo, Juliana, De Souza Ribeiro, Alexandre, Chiozi Gotardi, Gisele, Orsi Medola, Fausto, Tosi Rodrigues, Sérgio

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