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Spatial disorientation results in a
person being unable to
determine their position or
relative motion,
commonly occurring during periods of challenging...
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Topographical disorientation is the
inability to
orient oneself in one's surroundings,
sometimes as a
result of
focal brain damage. This
disability may...
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orientation lead to
disorientation, and can be due to
various conditions, from
delirium to intoxication. Typically,
disorientation is
first in time, then...
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mechanisms behind these events.
Sensory deprivation has been used to
disorientate subjects during interrogation, brainwashing, and torture. In particular...
- also
known as
equilibrioception Sensory illusions in
aviation Spatial disorientation Tetris effect Riecke,
Bernhard E.; Schulte-Pelkum, Jörg (2013), Steinicke...
- The
postictal state is the
altered state of
consciousness after an
epileptic seizure. It
usually lasts between 5 and 30 minutes, but
sometimes longer in...
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Artists in the Big Top:
Perplexed (German: Die
Artisten in der Zirkuskuppel: Ratlos) is a 1968 West
German film
written and
directed by
Alexander Kluge...
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leans is the most
common type of
spatial disorientation for aviators.
Through stabilization of the
fluid in the
semicircular canals, a
pilot may perceive...
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naturally geared for the
inflight environment.
Pilots may
experience disorientation and loss of perspective,
creating illusions that
range from
false horizons...
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haunting music. The
second room was also
slanted at an
angle to
disorientate guests. On the left side of the room was a doll's
house which used a...
