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How Emotions Can Modulate Vestibular-Motor Responses - Science in Vancouver
A newly published study in the Journal of Physiology, by co-first authors Dr. Martin Zaback and Solenne Villemer, demonstrates that emotional and arousal states can modulate balance responses evoked by the vestibular system. This research was conducted in Dr. Mark Carpenter’s Lab in collaboration with Dr. Tim Inglis and Dr. Kyle Missen. The researchers had participants stand at the edge of a 3.2-meter high platform, which triggers significant an…
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