Effects of duration and vibration on performance of a continuous manual control task

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      <subfield code="a">The present experiment had two main objectives. The first was to stablish whether performance of a complex manual control task previously demonstrated to be sensitive to whole-body vibration exposure over durations of up to 3 min would be time-dependent for durations of approximately 3-5 h withoutvibration exposure. The second objective was to investigate whether exposure to a narrow-band vibration environment centred in the range of major body resonances would alter any time dependence</subfield>
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