Roles of the upper and lower bodies in direction discrimination of point-light walkers.
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Kohske Takahashi | Kazuyuki Shinohara | Kazuhiro Ueda | Haruaki Fukuda | Hirokazu Doi | Hanako Ikeda | Katsumi Watanabe | K. Ueda | H. Fukuda | Kohske Takahashi | K. Shinohara | H. Doi | Hanako Ikeda | Katsumi Watanabe | Haruaki Fukuda
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