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| Nature 213, 949 - 950 (04 March 1967); doi:10.1038/213949a0 |
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Effect of Magnetic Fields on Reaction Time Performance
HOWARD FRIEDMAN, ROBERT O. BECKER & CHARLES H. BACHMAN
Veterans Administration Hospital, Syracuse, New York.
State University of New York, Upstate Medical Center.
Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York.
IN previous investigations1,2 we indicated some significant empirical relationships between selected geophysical parameters and gross measures of human behaviour. The present investigation attempts to demonstrate the effects of artificially produced magnetic fields on a standard, relatively uncomplicated, psychomotor task, simple reaction time.
| 1. | Friedman, H., Becker, R. O., and Bachman, C. H., Nature, 200, 626 (1963). | PubMed | ISI | ChemPort | |
| 2. | Friedman, H., Becker, R. O., and Bachman, C. H., Nature, 205, 1050 (1965). | ISI | |
| 3. | Becker, R. O., Proc. Eleventh Intern. Cong. Radiol. (in the press). |
| 4. | Becker, R. O., N.Y. State J. Med., 63, 2215 (1963). | ChemPort | |
| 5. | Winer, B. J., Statistical Principles in Experimental Design (McGraw-Hill, New York, 1962). |
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