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Stoffregen's talk was titled "NSF CISE IIS CHS Medium," where he described the process of developing funding proposals for submission to the National Science Foundation.

The article is titled "Do these ridiculous glasses cure motion sickness?"

Smith’s research demonstrates that the passage of time is not directly perceived.

Stoffregen's talk was titled "The Ecological Approach to Perceiving and Acting."

The article is titled "The Complexity of Center of Pressure Positions During Quiet Stance and Its Relationship to Cognition, Aging, and Falls."

The article is titled "Experiencing Time---A Commentary on Recent Perspectives on the Perception of Time"

He discussed motion sickness in relation to spring break travel.

The poster was titled "The Human Factors of History."

Stoffregen reviews what motion sickness is, ways to prevent or manage it, and why certain people may get motion sickness while others don't.

Stoffregen, PhD contributed to a volume published by Routledge titled, "When it comes to affordances, what do animals know and how do they know it?"