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Published 2021
Subjects: “...Contextual fear conditioning...”
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Master thesis
6
Published 2024
“... changes, influencing knee functionality (Furlanetto et al., 2016). Kinesio Taping (KT), which consists...”
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9
Published 2020
“... side. Conclusion: The use of hyperelastic tape reduced forefoot eversion; however, this decrease is not...”
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Published 2023
“... taping) que atua promovendo a melhora do fluxo linfático através das diferentes pressões na pele...”
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Bachelor thesis
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Published 1999
“... and permanency were not affected. Results are compatible with the idea that exploration-processing...”
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Published 2016
“... cognitive processing – prefrontal, temporal); disgust (e.g., insula); shame(e.g., decrease activity...”
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Published 2015
“... kinesio taping do not provide significant effects to the therapy and therefore could be avoided. More...”
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Published 2024
“... by COVID-19 are more afraid of falling than those who were not infected. This is a cross-sectional study...”
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