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Asymmetric posture (to the right) resulted in higher normalized EMG activity in the right cervical extensor and left sternocleidomastoid and resulted in less lateral bending compared with neutral across all conditions. Conditions with high visual stress also resulted in fewer EMG cycles in the right cervical extensor. A complex interaction exists between the physical load of the helmet, postural stress from awkward postures, and visual stress within a simulated "helo-hunch" seating environment. These results provide insight into how vis
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