Martin Zaback’s PhD Thesis Proposal
- Venue: Robert F. Osborne Centre - Unit 1, Room 203
- Categories: Student Events
Title: “Repeated exposure to height-related postural threat: adaptations to standing balance control” Thesis Supervisor: Dr. Mark G. Carpenter (Kinesiology) Committee members: Dr. J. Timothy Inglis (Kinesiology), Dr. Romeo Chua (Kinesiology) Abstract: Height-related postural threat has been consistently shown to influence balance control. However, limited work has explored adaption to this threat, and it remains unclear if […]