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Disambiguation of "Hassenzahl, Marc"

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Mit dem AttrakDiff die Attraktivität interaktiver Produkte messen.

. UP, page 96-102. Fraunhofer Verlag, (2004)

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Marc Hassenzahl

Annette Amon-Hassenzahl

Stefanie Marczoch

Langzeitverlauf von 200 Patienten mit kraniofazialen und zervikalen Dystonien bis zu 12 Jahre nach der ersten Botulinumtoxin-Behandlung. TU München, (2009)

Hans-Peter Marchal

Erna Marcus

 

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