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English: A sample of the smooth, standard-speed MID stimulus. Please note that speed will be approximate due to differences in frame rate and screen size.

Date

2014

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Demo Movie S1 from Apthorp D, Palmisano S (2014). "The Role of Perceived Speed in Vection: Does Perceived Speed Modulate the Jitter and Oscillation Advantages?". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0092260. PMID 24651861. PMC: 3961335.

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Apthorp D, Palmisano S

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