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  1. Do Shared S-minus Functions Among Stimuli Lead to Equivalence?

    … equivalence for positive and negative stimuli. Testing of positive stimuli preceded testing of negative stimuli. Two of five subjects demonstrated equivalence for positive stimuli, and three subjects demonstrated equivalence for negative stimuli. In Experiment 2, order of testing was reversed. …

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  2. Testing and Analysis of the Peeling of Medical Adhesives From Human Skin

    The analysis of peeling tape or a bandage from skin is a challenging problem. Skin is a very complex material made of many layers with anisotropic material properties. Adhesives that bond tapes or patches to skin must attach to skin through moisture and skin movement, but then be removed with …

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  3. Effect of Sound Source Location and Spatial Hearing on the Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex (VOR)

    <p>Accurate measurement of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) is imperative in differential diagnosis of vestibular disorders and balance function. However, the assessment protocol faces a number of limitations, including the need to control for extra- vestibular sensory factors such as hearing. …

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