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Body Ownership in Virtual Reality

2016 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS), 2016
The sense of proximity to a virtual context requires a diverse set of cues that gives a participant a sense of presence in a virtual space. The goal of our research is to provide a sense of body ownership of a virtual entity represented by a humanoid avatar or other virtual manifestation of a surrogate in virtual reality environment for sharing not ...
Jung, Sungchul, Hughes, Charles E.
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The role of the viewpoint on body ownership

Experimental Brain Research, 2014
People are more sensitive to detecting asynchrony between a self-generated movement of the hand and delayed visual feedback when what they see matches the expected "self" perspective rather than an "other" perspective (Hoover and Harris in Exp Brain Res 222:389-397, 2012). We take this as corresponding to the ability to distinguish self from others and
Adria E N, Hoover, Laurence R, Harris
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The Sense of Body Ownership

2023
AbstractOne not only feels one’s body ‘from the inside’, but also has a sense of ownership over that body. This sense of body ownership can be compromised in illness and can also be experimentally induced, so that one feels artificial limbs to be one’s own.
Krisztina Orbán, Hong Yu Wong
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Disorders of body ownership

2022
the capter describes some clinical conditions (i.e.
Jenkinson, Paul M., Moro, Valentina, Fotopoulou, Aikaterini (Katerina)   +2 more
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Ownership Rights and the Body

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 2005
“Health and Human Rights,” edited by Doris Schroeder, welcomes contributions on all health topics related to human rights and relevant generic contributions from the human rights debate. To submit a paper or to discuss suitable topics, please e-mail Doris Schroeder at dschroeder@uclan.ac.uk.Thoughts raised here have been floated at seminars and ...
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Ownership and the Space of the Body

2018
In the last 20 years, a robust experimental paradigm has emerged for studying the structure of bodily experience, focusing primarily on what it is to experience one’s body as one’s own. The initial impetus came from the rubber hand illusion (RHI) first demonstrated by Botvinick and Cohen, subsequently extended by various researchers to generate ...
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Functional and Neural Signatures of Body-ownership

2006 First International Conference on Communications and Networking in China, 2006
As agents, we act upon the world with our body, and we experience ourselves, and the world through the same body. This fact implies that the sense of self is crucially dependent on motor-efferent and sensory-afferent signals. The exact nature of sensory-motor interactions that generate a sense of self is still unknown. This research aims to empirically
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The Virtual Hand Illusion and Body Ownership

2008
The illusion described here is well documented, and known as the rubber hand illusion (RHI). It is used to investigate perceptual processes and multisensory interactions. In the presented study we aimed to achieve the projected sensation using a paradigm designed to achieve a Virtual Hand Illusion (VHI).
Liat Raz, Patrice L. Weiss, Miriam Reiner   +2 more
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Body ownership and research.

Journal of law and medicine, 2014
This article questions whether recognition of property rights in human tissue .would enhance protection of the interests of donors of tissue used for research purposes. Best practice already obliges researchers to comply with a range of legal and ethical obligations, with particular focus on informed consent and research transparency.
Rebekah E, McWhirter, Dianne, Nicol, Don, Chalmers, Joanne L, Dickinson   +3 more
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Dignity and the Ownership and Use of Body Parts

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 2014
Abstract:Property-based models of the ownership of body parts are common. They are inadequate. They fail to deal satisfactorily with many important problems, and even when they do work, they rely on ideas that have to be derived from deeper, usually unacknowledged principles.
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