Conditioned Suppression of Vestibular Nystagmus with Visual Stimuli.

Nauseogenic Visual-Vestibular Interaction in a Visual Search Task.

“…In addition to early identification of individuals who are likely to evidence this type of motion sickness, it may be possible to develop an adaptation process that would effectively reduce or pre-empt this type of problem. Preliminary indications suggest that the rate of habituation to this provocative stimulus may be quite rapid (4,5). .. …”

“…Unexpected motion sickness has been reported in subjects performing a visual task during simultaneous vestibular stimulation (4,5). The subjects were required to add columns of digits on a rectangular matrix of numbers while being passively rotated in slow oscillations about an Earth-vertical axis.…”