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Detection of muscle contractions using pressure sensor arrays
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Memory functions and focused attention in middle-aged and elderly subjects by a low, acute dose of caffeine
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Caffeine improves physical and cognitive performance during exhaustive exercise
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Accessible theatre: the application of human ethology and innate neurobiological systems to full-masked devised theatre practice
Published 2012“…Practical approaches adopted in the research are informed and supported by anthropological and human ethological claims of universality (Ekman, 1975; Brown, 1991; Eibl-Eibesfeldt; 2007 [1989]; Schmitt et al. 1997). This thesis theorizes that human beings possess innate neurobiological systems that interact with culturally specific concepts, conditions and knowledge in such a way that when deployed appropriately, these innate neurobiological systems can be a platform for human cognition and for the designing of performances accessible to an audience of different ages, social backgrounds and cultures. …”
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An evaluation of the influence of experiential marketing on spectators' behaviour in the Taiwanese professional baseball league
Published 2014“…The current research concluded that (1) consumer experience is an important dimension to take into consideration to better understand the formation of consumer loyalty, (2) there is a two-way relationship between service quality and consumer experience, (3) Intangible experience elements are captured by consumer experience while tangible experience elements are captured by service quality, (4) Extraordinary experiences in sport spectating events are highly dependent on situational factors, (5) specific research contexts features are important to take into consideration when conducting consumer experience research.…”
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