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Forward modelling the rubber hand: illusion of ownership modifies motor-sensory predictions by the brain [PDF]
Royal Society Open Science, 2016 The question of how we attribute observed body parts as our own, and the consequences of this attribution on our sensory-motor processes, is fundamental to understand how our brain distinguishes between self and other.
Laura Aymerich-Franch +3 more
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The multisensory basis of the self:From body to identity to others [PDF]
, 2016 By grounding the self in the body, experimental psychology has taken the body as the starting point for a science of the self. One fundamental dimension of the bodily self is the sense of body ownership that refers to the special perceptual status of one’
Baumeister R. +3 more
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European Journal of Neuroscience, 2021 How do we feel that we own our body? By manipulating the integration of multisensory signals and creating the illusory experience of owning external body parts and entire bodies, researchers have investigated the neurofunctional correlates of body ...
Martin Nilsson, Andreas Kalckert
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The Influence of Embodiment as a Cartoon Character on Public Speaking Anxiety
Frontiers in Virtual Reality, 2021 Virtual Reality can be used to embody people in different types of body—so that when they look towards themselves or in a mirror they will see a life-sized virtual body instead of their own, and that moves with their own movements.
Anna I. Bellido Rivas +7 more
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Multisensory mechanisms of body ownership and self-location [PDF]
, 2016 Having an accurate sense of the spatial boundaries of the body is a prerequisite for interacting with the environment and is thus essential for the survival of any organism with a central nervous system.
Guterstam, Arvid
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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2021 The experience of owning a body is built upon the integration of exteroceptive, interoceptive, and proprioceptive signals. Recently, it has been suggested that motor signals could be particularly important in producing the feeling of body part ownership.
Damiano Crivelli +9 more
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The relationship between virtual body ownership and temperature sensitivity. [PDF]
, 2013 In the rubber hand illusion tactile stimulation seen on a rubber hand, that is synchronous with tactile stimulation felt on the hidden real hand, can lead to an illusion of ownership over the rubber hand.
Llobera, Joan +2 more
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New reflections on agency and body ownership : The moving rubber hand illusion in the mirror [PDF]
, 2015 No previous study has simultaneously examined body ownership and agency in healthy subjects during mirror self-observation. We used a moving rubber hand illusion to examine how both body ownership and agency are affected by seeing (i) the body moving in ...
Jenkinson, Paul, Preston, Catherine
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Keeping up with ourselves: Multimodal processes underlying body ownership across the lifespan.
Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behaviorThe sense of a bodily self is thought to depend on adaptive weighting and integration of bodily afferents and prior beliefs. While the physical body changes in shape, size, and functionality across the lifespan, the sense of body ownership remains ...
M. L. Weijs +3 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 The rubber hand illusion refers to the observation that participants perceive body ownership for a rubber hand if it moves, or is stroked in synchrony with the participant’s real (covered) hand.
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