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Ergonomics|January 14, 2010
Effects of handle orientation, gloves, handle friction and elbow posture on maximum horizontal pull and push forcesNa Jin Seo, Thomas J Armstrong, Justin G YoungApplied Ergonomics|December 7, 2014
Evaluating the effect of four different pointing device designs on upper extremity posture and muscle activity during mousing tasksMichael Y C Lin, Justin G Young, Jack T DennerleinApplied Ergonomics|September 24, 2013
Effects of forearm and palm supports on the upper extremity during computer mouse useLynn C Onyebeke, Justin G Young, Matthieu B Trudeau, et al.Work (Reading, Mass.)|January 17, 2012
Touch-screen tablet user configurations and case-supported tilt affect head and neck flexion anglesJustin G Young, Matthieu Trudeau, Dan Odell, et al.Human Factors|March 4, 2010
Hand-handhold coupling: effect of handle shape, orientation, and friction on breakaway strengthJustin G Young, Charles Woolley, Thomas J Armstrong, et al.Ergonomics|March 21, 2013
The natural angle between the hand and handle and the effect of handle orientation on wrist radial/ulnar deviation during maximal push exertionsJustin G Young, Jia-Hua Lin, Chien-Chi Chang, et al.Journal of Biomechanics|August 4, 2012
Thumb motor performance varies with thumb and wrist posture during single-handed mobile phone useMatthieu B Trudeau, Justin G Young, Devin L Jindrich, et al.Work (Reading, Mass.)|March 28, 2013
Wrist and shoulder posture and muscle activity during touch-screen tablet use: effects of usage configuration, tablet type, and interacting handJustin G Young, Matthieu B Trudeau, Dan Odell, et al.Human Factors|July 10, 2012
The effect of handhold orientation, size, and wearing gloves on hand-handhold breakaway strengthJustin G Young, Charles B Woolley, James A Ashton-Miller, et al.Human Factors|July 9, 2013
Maximum hand-rung coupling forces in children: the effects of handhold diameterPeter F Ehrlich, Justin G Young, Sheryl Ulin, et al.Pageof 2