Thousand aviator study - Methodology
Psychological and physiological testing in success prediction in flight training programs
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Graybiel, A..
Psychological and physiological testing in success prediction in flight training programs
Pathological effects of streptomycin sulfate on semicircular canal functions in squirrel monkeys - aerospace medicine
Oculogravic illusion - perception of visual horizontal in normal and inner ear defective subjects during prolonged rotation
Experimental reproduction of semicircular canal sickness symptomology in rotating environment - coriolis effect - aerospace medicine
Otolith organ ultrastructure in squirrel monkeys after exposure to high levels of gravitoinertial force up to 10 min in different body /head/ positions
Ultrastructure of otolith organs in squirrel monkeys in different postures after exposure to high levels of gravitoinertial force
Motion sickness under conditions of stress and anxiety - role of vestibular apparatus
Centripetal acceleration effect on nystagmus for various orientations relative to rotation center, noting otolith modulation of sensory input from semicircular canals
Additional effect of centripetal acceleration on nystagmus in humans already exposed to angular acceleration
Motion sickness studies of aviators exposed to rotating environment - Aerospace medicine
Quantitative ataxia test battery to assess psychomotor performance and postural equilibrium under rotating environments and other stresses
Visual deprivation effects on adaptation to rotating environment - Motion sickness studies
Effects of visual deprivation on adaptation to rotating environment and on transfer of training
Relationships between blood alcohol, positional alcohol nystagmus, and postural equilibrium
Ataxia test battery to assess postural equilibrium under rotating conditions and for use in testing vestibular apparatus
Otolith function in man measured by vestibulo- ocular reflex of counterrolling of eyes
Factors contributing to delay in perception of oculogravic illusion following exposure to rotating environment - adaptation level theory
Labyrinth, otolith, and other vestibular responses to space environment