Both physical exercise and progressive muscle relaxation reduce the facing-the-viewer bias in biological motion perception (Q27323275)

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Both physical exercise and progressive muscle relaxation reduce the facing-the-viewer bias in biological motion perception (English)

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bias

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Adam Heenan

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Nikolaus F Troje

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English

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2014

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PLOS One

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9

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7

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e99902

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2 July 2014

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