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Acceleration effects occur as a consequence of change in the rate of acceleration, whether sudden or gradual. They may be behavioural, physiological or psychological and have been studied in both animals and man.

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• Aviation
• Decompression effects
• Flight simulation
• Gravitational effects
• g-force
• Motion sickness
• Physiological stress
• Spaceflight
• Transport psychology

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