Resolving conflicts in task demands during balance recovery: does holding an object inhibit compensatory grasping? (Q51715331)

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English	Resolving conflicts in task demands during balance recovery: does holding an object inhibit compensatory grasping?	scientific article published on 3 February 2004

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Resolving conflicts in task demands during balance recovery: does holding an object inhibit compensatory grasping? (English)

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Hamid Bateni

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Aleksandra Zecevic

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William E McIlroy

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Brian E Maki

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Experimental Brain Research

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157

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10.1007/S00221-003-1815-8

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