Analysis of Physiological Response to Two Virtual Environments: Driving and Flying Simulation
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Dong Pyo Jang | Brenda K. Wiederhold | Mark D. Wiederhold | Sun I. Kim | In-Young Kim | San W. Nam | Sun I. Kim | D. Jang | B. Wiederhold | M. Wiederhold | I. Kim | I. Kim
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