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Disrupting Vestibular Activity Disrupts Body Ownership
Multisensory Research, 2015People are more sensitive at detecting asynchrony between a self-generated movement and visual feedback concerning that movement when the movement is viewed from a first-person perspective. We call this the ‘self-advantage’ and interpret it as an objective measure of self.
Adria E N, Hoover, Laurence R, Harris
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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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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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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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“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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Body Ownership in Virtual Reality
2016 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS), 2016The 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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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 +3 more
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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 +3 more
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Changing body ownership using visual metamorphosis
Proceedings of the 2016 Virtual Reality International Conference, 2016This paper presents a study of using supernumerary arms experience in virtual reality applications. In this study, a system was developed that alternates user's body scheme and motion mapping in real-time when the user interacts with virtual contents.
Tomoya Sasaki +4 more
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Medicine, Ownership, and the Human Body
1998One of the earliest illustrations of an autopsy performed on a human body is depicted in the image of a fourteenth-century physician, guido de vigevano, gently embracing the vertically positioned body he has opened with his lancet. The physician’s facial expression reflects a sense of hesitation, even apology, for invading his fellow human being’s ...
Welie, Jos, ten Have, Henk AMJ
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Regulating Emotion with Body Ownership Transfer
2018In this study, we experimentally examined whether changes in the facial expressions of teleoperated androids can affect and regulate their operators’ emotion, based on the facial feedback theory of emotion and the phenomenon of body ownership transfer to the robot.
Shuichi Nishio +3 more
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Body Ownership Transfer by Social Interaction
2018Body ownership transfer (BOT) comprises the illusion that we feel external objects as parts of our own body, which occurs when teleoperating android robots. In past studies, we investigated the conditions under which this illusion occurs. However, these studies were conducted using only simple operation tasks, such as moving only the robot’s hand. Does
Shuichi Nishio +3 more
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