Psychophysical - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study On The Gut Motility And Immune Function In Psychophysically Stressed Rats
2.	Study Of Psychophysical State And New Medical Mode Treatment Of Psoriatic Patients
3.	Psychophysical Investigation On The Visual Deficits Of Amblyopia And The Potential Method Of Treating Amblyopia
4.	Analysis Of Children With Hearing Disorders And Hearing Rehabilitation
5.	Study On Aural Rehabilitation With Cochlear Implant And Standardization Of Mandarin Sentence Lists For Children Speech Perception Assessment
6.	Investigation Of Tactile Motion Perception In Parkinson’s Patients Using The Ball Tactile Stimulator
7.	The effects of quinine-induced hearing loss on speech and other psychophysical tasks
8.	Human response to soft tissue impact
9.	Electrophysiological and psychophysical assessment of aerial hearing in pinnipeds
10.	Characteristics of rod- and cone -mediated vision in mice: A psychophysical study
11.	Psychophysical investigations of visual -vestibular interactions in human spatial orientatio
12.	Prediction of psychophysical measurements for electrical pulse -train stimuli using a stochastic auditory nerve model: Implications for cochlear implants
13.	Psychophysical investigation of second-order spatial vision in amblyopia
14.	Use of acoustic analysis to develop, test and optimize cochlear implant sound processing
15.	Psychophysical studies of ocular surface sensory processing
16.	A comparison of scaling methods for psychophysical ratings of acute musculoskeletal pai
17.	Using guinea pig models to examine the relation between psychophysical and neural responses to electrical stimulation of cochlear implants
18.	Psychophysical investigation of visual perception in deaf and hearing adults: Effects of auditory deprivation and sign language experience
19.	An electrophysiological and psychophysical investigation of spatial contrast discrimination in human vision
20.	PSYCHOPHYSICAL, PSYCHOMETRIC AND BIOCHEMICAL COMPARISONS OF BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDERS AND A NORMAL CONTROL GROU
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