Welcome to Wonderland: The Influence of the Size and Shape of a Virtual Hand On the Perceived Size and Shape of Virtual Objects
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Heinrich H. Bülthoff | Betty J. Mohler | Markus Leyrer | Sally A. Linkenauger | H. Bülthoff | B. Mohler | Markus Leyrer
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