The Effects of Confinement as a Factor in Manned Space Flight
PsycEXTRA DatasetPublished 1 January 1966
T.M. Fraser
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Abstract
Psychophysiological effects of confinement on man, especially isolation and sensory deprivation, as factor in manned space flight
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MedicineEngineering
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