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Features and Extra-Striate Body Area Representations of Diagnostic Body Parts in Anger and Fear Perception [PDF]
Chunliang Feng, Wenbo Luo, Pengfei Xu
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How do we think about the space of bodies? Several accounts of mental representations of bodies were addressed in body part verification tasks. An imagery account predicts shorter times to larger parts (e.g., back < hand). A part distinctiveness account predicts shorter times to more discontinuous parts (e.g., arm < chest).
Julie Bauer, Morrison, Barbara, Tversky
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FROM CAMERA AS PART OF THE BODY, TO CAMERA – THE BODY PART
The digital world is where 3.4 billion people communicate via digital images through social media. On average, each one of us spends 6 hours each day in front of a screen. The digital images rapidly appearing and disappearing under our scrolling fingers shape our perception, time and body movements, brain structure, and responses in a complex ...
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Calibrating CT slice location and body part in body part regression
Body part regression is a promising technique for content navigation in computed tomography (CT) images of the human body. This approach involves predicting a position score (scalar value) for each axial slice in a body CT image. These scores establish a one-dimensional universal coordinate system that can localize content-of-interest across different ...
Su, Dingjie +5 more
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Effect of a Body Part Action on Body Perception of the Other Inactive Body Part
Masayuki Hara +7 more
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Here I develop an account of what makes something a part of the body. The account presented is not an analysis of parthood generally, but an analysis of parthood specifically for what we are inclined to call a “body,” including but not limited to the bodies of human and nonhuman organisms.
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Change of Body Representation in Symmetric Body Parts.
Many researchers have demonstrated the change of body representation, including the rubber hand illusion and pinocchio illusion. However, they focused on the change of a single body part. The human body has a symmetric structure; therefore, the modification of body representation can be facilitated by the corresponding movement of symmetric parts.
Matsumuro, Miki +3 more
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Cremation of body parts and fetuses
Crematoria are occasionally asked to cremate non-viable fetuses. Many doctors, especially those associated with crematoria, believe that there will be no cremated residue. However, if the cremation technique is modified, cremated remains are produced. These remains can form a focal point for the parent's grief.
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Age-related differences in temporal binding and the influence of action body parts. [PDF]
Fujii Y +4 more
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