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Reaction time to electrocutaneous onset and offset stimulation.

Foulke, E.·Sticht, T. G.

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Reaction time to electrocutaneous stimulation confirmed as being faster to onset than to cessation of stimulation

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Foulke, E., Sticht, T. G.. 1966-01-01. Reaction time to electrocutaneous onset and offset stimulation.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19660063028

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