Psychophysical lifting capabilities for overreach heights

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      <subfield code="a">Overreach height, in this study, is defined as the maximum reach height of individuals measured to the top of the cut-out box-handles while subjects stand with their heels raised. The purpose of this work was to determine experimentally if in fact the maximum weights acceptable for overreach height lifting are lower than the maximum weights acceptable for reach height lifting and if so, by how much</subfield>
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