Crosswalk time estimation and time perception: an experimental study among older female pedestrians.
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J Naveteur | J Delzenne | P Sockeel | E Watelain | M A Dupuy | J. Delzenne | P. Sockeel | M. Dupuy | J. Naveteur | É. Watelain
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