The overview effect: Awe and self-transcendent experience in space flight.

The overview effect: Awe and self-transcendent experience in space flight.
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10.1037/cns0000086
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2016-03
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D. Yaden;J. Iwry;K. Slack;J. Eichstaedt;Yukun Zhao;G. Vaillant;A. Newberg
D. Yaden;J. Iwry;K. Slack;J. Eichstaedt;Yukun Zhao;G. Vaillant;A. Newberg
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D. Yaden;J. Iwry;K. Slack;J. Eichstaedt;Yukun Zhao;G. Vaillant;A. Newberg

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