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Social exclusion reduces the sense of agency: Evidence from intentional binding
Consciousness and Cognition, 2019Social exclusion is known to induce an immediate threat to one's perceived sense of control. The sense of agency is an important human experience, strongly associated with volitional action. Healthy participants perceive the temporal interval between a voluntary action and its effect to be shorter than the same interval when it separates an involuntary
Rubina A. Malik, Sukhvinder S. Obhi
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Intentional binding as a marker of agency across the lifespan
Consciousness and Cognition, 2017The feeling of control over actions and their external effects is known as Sense of Agency (SoAg). People usually have a distinctive SoAg for events caused by their own actions. However, if the agent is a child or an older person, this feeling of being responsible for the consequences of an action may differ from what an adult would feel.
Annachiara, Cavazzana +2 more
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Acting and reacting: Is intentional binding due to sense of agency or to temporal expectancy?
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 2019Intentional Binding (IB) refers to the phenomenon that we perceive effects we caused by a voluntary action earlier compared to stimuli we did not cause by our action.
Miriam Ruess, R. Thomaschke, A. Kiesel
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The Time Course of Intentional Binding for Late Effects
Timing & Time Perception, 2018Stimuli elicited by one’s own actions (i.e., effects) are perceived as temporally earlier compared to stimuli not elicited by one’s own actions. This phenomenon is referred to as intentional binding (IB), and is commonly used as an implicit measure of sense of agency.
Ruess, Miriam +2 more
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Voluntary action and tactile sensory feedback in the intentional binding effect
Experimental Brain Research, 2016The intentional binding effect refers to a subjective compression over a temporal interval between the start point initialized by a voluntary action and the endpoint signaled by an external sensory (visual or audio) feedback. The present study aimed to explore the influence of tactile sensory feedback on this binding effect by comparing voluntary key ...
Zhao,Ke +8 more
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The legally binding nature of intentional agreements in common law
Public AdministrationThis article examines the intentional forms of expressing will under English law and evaluates how courts of common law jurisdictions qualify such non-standard contractual constructions.
Polina Zhernovnikova
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