Titlebook: Vestibular System Part 2: Psychophysics, Applied Aspects and General Interpretations; A. J. Benson,N. Bischof,K. P. Schaefer,H. H. Kornh B

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Arousal and Vestibular Habituationrelatively weak nystagmus was generally produced in “stupid, indifferent or phlegmatic personalities” while anxious, easily excited individuals gave relatively stronger responses. . (1906) ascribed low thresholds and high-frequency nystagmus to the “increased nervous irritability” of the subject and

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Habituation of Vestibular Responses with and without Visual Stimulationulation. This phenomenon differs from “fatigue,” a temporary state for which brief intervals of rest are usually sufficient for recovery of the response, and from “adaptation,” a special type of response decline—one which occurs during a prolonged stimulus. More specifically, “habituation” refers to

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Motion Sickness incidence. . and . (1949) commented in their excellent review that: “The occasional failure to appreciate the fact the fundamental cause of motion sickness is motion has led to some conflict of ideas”. As . (1945) pointed out, “The patient is sick without being aware of the cause and is therefore a

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Pathology of Vestibular Sensation927a) and . (1934) attributed sensations of change in position or movements to muscular sense. According to these authors the vestibular organ is not a sense organ, but only a reflex organ. It is recognized that definitions are difficult to compare and vulnerable. An organ of sense can be defined as

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