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First published 2023-7

Gone Fishin’: Perceiving the length of one object that is non-rigidly attached to a wielded object

Jeffrey B. Wagman, Tyler Duffrin, Christopher C. Pagano [...]

Perception

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First published 2011-9

Haptic Sensitivity in Compliance Evaluation in a Tool-Wielding Paradigm

Sheng C. Wong, Cédric Dumas, Cristol Grosdemouge [...]

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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First published 2018-3

The Wielding Influence of Political Networks: Representation in Majority-Latino Districts

Angela X. Ocampo

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2015-2

Word Wielding Womb

Amy Arellano

Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies

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First published 2011-5

Transfer of calibration in dynamic touch: What do perceivers learn when they learn about length of a wielded object?

Jeffrey B. Wagman, Ethan R. Van Norman

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2019-11

Cross-Cultural Reactions to Peacekeeping Robots Wielding Non-Lethal Weapons

James P. Bliss, Shelby K. Long, Nicole Karpinsky-Mosley

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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First published 2017

Those Closest Wield the Sharpest Knife

Gareth D. Keeves, James D. Westphal, Michael L. McDonald

Administrative Science Quarterly

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First published 2011-11

When Can an Object Feel Heavier Than itself? Perceived Heaviness of a Wielded Object Depends on Grasp Position

Jeffrey B Wagman, Samantha J Aspel

Perception

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First published 2014-4

Framing interethnic conflict in Malaysia: A comparative analysis of newspapers coverage on the keris polemics

Yang L. Fong, Md Sidin Ahmad Ishak

Ethnicities

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First published 2011-2

Wielding the Camera Pen: Teaching Sociology through Filmmaking

David Tabachnick

Humanity & Society

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