The Rubber Hand Illusion: Feeling of Ownership and Proprioceptive Drift Do Not Go Hand in Hand [PDF]
In the Rubber Hand Illusion, the feeling of ownership of a rubber hand displaced from a participant's real occluded hand is evoked by synchronously stroking both hands with paintbrushes.
Marieke Rohde +2 more
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The mirror illusion: does proprioceptive drift go hand in hand with sense of agency? [PDF]
Vection can be regarded as the illusion of ‘whole-body’ position perception. In contrast, the mirror illusion is that of ‘body-part’ position perception.
Daisuke eTAJIMA +3 more
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Crossed hands strengthen and diversify proprioceptive drift in the self-touch illusion [PDF]
In the self-touch illusion (STI), some can feel that both hands are touching each other even when they are separated actually. This is achieved by giving synchronized touches to both hands.
Kenri eKodaka, Yuki eIshihara
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Dissociation of proprioceptive drift and feelings of ownership in the somatic rubber hand illusion [PDF]
The sense of self is a complex phenomenon, comprising various sensations of bodily self-consciousness. Interestingly, the experience of possessing a body – ‘embodiment’ – and locating the body within space may be modulated by the Rubber Hand Illusion ...
Maria Gallagher, Anna Sedda
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Individual-based predominance of visual input in multisensorial integration for balance is correlated with proprioceptive drift in rubber hand illusion [PDF]
Rubber hand illusion (RHI) is a traditional task that examines multisensory integration. The visual capture of tactile stimulus given to the seen rubber hand was considered to predominate the sensory processing and interfere with the bottom-up ...
Esra Özkan +7 more
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The Somatic Rubber Hand Illusion does not modulate perceived hand position in children with severe visual impairments [PDF]
In the Somatic Rubber Hand Illusion (SRHI), synchronous brushing of a participant’s hidden hand and a dummy hand induces proprioceptive drift, a shift in perceived position of the hand towards the dummy hand, along with the sensation of brushing one’s ...
Carolina Tammurello +12 more
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Encoder-free hexapod dead reckoning on sand using learned inertial correction [PDF]
For inexpensive legged robots traversing remote natural terrain, minimal-sensing localization strongly affects autonomous range and search efficiency. Although proprioceptive sensors such as inertial measurement units (IMU) are compact and widely used on
Mingyu Pan +3 more
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A methodological study of virtual self-touch: effects on perception and motor control strategies [PDF]
IntroductionAdvances in virtual reality technology have facilitated research that leverages the plasticity of body schema. This study investigates whether the use of an avatar habituation method, in which participants voluntarily touch an avatar as a ...
Kotaro Okada +8 more
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Distinct patterns of visuo-tactile and visuo-motor body-related integration in Parkinson’s disease [PDF]
Multisensory integration (MSI) deficits in patients with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) have recently attracted growing interest in both clinical and research realms, MSI being crucial in maintaining well-coordinated responses to external stimuli.
Francesca Genovese +7 more
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The perception of the position of an unseen limb: Investigation of the effect of thixotropic conditioning on drift and accuracy [PDF]
Proprioceptive judgements can be divided into two broad categories: low‐level and high‐level. Low‐level judgements of limb position require a person to detect, discriminate or match the position of a body part, whereas high‐level judgements require a ...
Simon C. Gandevia +4 more
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