Quantitative analysis of time-course development of motion sickness caused by in-vehicle video watching
We evaluated how severely in-vehicle video watching brings motion sickness. Video-watching aggravated motion sickness 2.7 times as much as ordinary car-riding. Video-watching aggravated motion sickness 25% less severely than book-reading. A statistical protocol was introduced to analyze incomplete within-subject data. The new model can handle missing entries and capture the time-course development.
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