Immediate effect of subliminal priming with positive reward stimuli on standing balance in healthy individuals: A randomized controlled trial.

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Akinobu Kawakami

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Hiroyuki Uchida

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Kanae Kiso

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Miki Fujii

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Ryota Kono

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Takashi Takebayashi

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Yasuhiro Aoyama

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Yasuyuki Sugi

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Kazuki Hirao

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