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The Rubber Hand Illusion in a Patient with Hand Disownership
Perception, 2013A 78-year-old patient with a right hemispheric sensorimotor ischemic stroke suffered from problems in ownership of her left arm (somatoparaphrenia). After recovering from motor weakness, however, body ownership problems remained present. To assess whether disturbed feelings of ownership coincided with an enhanced or diminished susceptibility for ...
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Cortical dynamics during rubber hand illusion
Multisensory Research, 2013Rubber hand illusion is an epoch-making phenomenon on the study about the body ownership. The neural correlates of this illusory phenomenon has been revealed by many researchers, while the information flow in the cortex related this illusion was not clear. We recorded EEG during simultaneous presentation of visuotactile stimuli using a rubber hand with
Noriaki Kanayama +5 more
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Neuroscience Letters, 2023
INTRODUCTION Consistent with the Bayesian brain hypothesis, the within-subject variability of pain intensity reports as captured with the Focused Analgesia Selection Test (FAST) might be a surrogate measure of the certainty in ascending noxious signals ...
Duarte Santos +3 more
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INTRODUCTION Consistent with the Bayesian brain hypothesis, the within-subject variability of pain intensity reports as captured with the Focused Analgesia Selection Test (FAST) might be a surrogate measure of the certainty in ascending noxious signals ...
Duarte Santos +3 more
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Cardiac Cycle Phase Modulates Pain Processing During Heartbeat‐Enhanced Rubber Hand Illusion
PsychophysiologyPain—a complex, highly subjective experience—is shaped by interoceptive signals, especially the systolic and diastolic phases of cardiac rhythmicity. While body ownership illusions (BOI, the perceptual attribution of artificial limbs to one's own body ...
Wenxiao Gong +4 more
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Action and perception in the rubber hand illusion
Experimental Brain Research, 2013Voluntary motor control over artificial hands has been shown to provoke a subjective incorporation of the artificial limb into body representations. However, in most studies projected or mirrored images of own hands were presented as 'artificial' body parts.
Martin, Riemer +3 more
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Canadian journal of experimental psychology = Revue canadienne de psychologie experimentale
Prediction error minimization and embodied cognition theorists posit that abstract self-representations are predicated on models of the self as an embodied agent.
Willis Klein +3 more
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Prediction error minimization and embodied cognition theorists posit that abstract self-representations are predicated on models of the self as an embodied agent.
Willis Klein +3 more
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Functional brain response pattern under rubber hand illusion based on fNIRS.
Medical Engineering and PhysicsThe rubber hand illusion (RHI), where people experience a sense of ownership over a rubber hand, has been researched by various neuroimaging methods.
Pengju Liu +4 more
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The rubber hand illusion increases heat pain threshold
European Journal of Pain, 2014AbstractBackgroundAccumulating evidence shows that manipulations of cortical body representation, for example, by simply viewing one's own body, can relieve pain in healthy subjects. Despite the widespread use of the rubber hand illusion (RHI) as an effective experimental tool for the manipulation of bodily awareness, previous studies examining the ...
G, Hegedüs +5 more
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Consciousness and Cognition
According to the predictive coding account, the attenuation of tactile perception on the hand exposed to the visuo-tactile Rubber Hand Illusion (vtRHI) relies on a weight increase of visual information deriving from the fake hand and a weight decrease of
F. Magnani +4 more
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According to the predictive coding account, the attenuation of tactile perception on the hand exposed to the visuo-tactile Rubber Hand Illusion (vtRHI) relies on a weight increase of visual information deriving from the fake hand and a weight decrease of
F. Magnani +4 more
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Extending Bayesian Models of the Rubber Hand Illusion
Multisensory Research, 2020Abstract Human body sense is surprisingly flexible — in the Rubber Hand Illusion (RHI), precisely administered visuo-tactile stimulation elicits a sense of ownership over a fake hand. The general consensus is that there are certain semantic top-down constraints on which objects may be incorporated in this way: in particular, to-be-embodied objects ...
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