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ArticleEffects of portable computing devices on posture, muscle activation levels and efficiency

Abigail J. Werth2014

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Effects of portable computing devices on posture, muscle activation levels and efficiency

Abigail J. Werth · Kari L. Babski-Reeves

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Published2014-06-13

VenueApplied Ergonomics

ISSN-L0003-6870

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Citations62

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