Estimating Pain and Disability in Virtual Patients with Low Back Pain: The Contribution of Nonverbal Behaviors

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Estimating Pain and Disability in Virtual Patients with Low Back Pain: The Contribution of Nonverbal Behaviors

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Estimating Pain and Disability ...... ibution of Nonverbal Behaviors

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Estimating Pain and Disability ...... ibution of Nonverbal Behaviors

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Estimating Pain and Disability ...... ibution of Nonverbal Behaviors

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Anne Courbalay

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Martin Descarreaux

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Thomas Deroche

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S10919-017-0254-3

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2017-04-06T00:00:00Z

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