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The Me-File: An Event-Coding Approach to Self-Representation [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 Numerous authors have taken it for granted that people represent themselves or even have something like “a self”, but the underlying mechanisms remain a mystery. How do people represent themselves?
Bernhard Hommel +2 more
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Imperceptible body transformation in virtual reality: Saliency of self representation [PDF]
iScience, 2023 Summary: Change blindness (CB) is the perceptual phenomenon whereby people are blind to dramatic changes in their visual environment. In virtual reality (VR) a person’s body can be substituted by a life-sized virtual one that moves synchronously with ...
Gizem Senel +5 more
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The role of self-representation in emotional contagion [PDF]
Frontiers in Human NeuroscienceAlthough prior research has implied that emotional contagion occurs automatically and unconsciously, convincing evidence suggests that it is significantly influenced by individuals’ perceptions of their relationships with others or with collectives ...
Dan Wang, Changhong Liu, Wenfeng Chen
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Principled Limitations on Self-Representation for Generic Physical Systems [PDF]
EntropyThe ideas of self-observation and self-representation, and the concomitant idea of self-control, pervade both the cognitive and life sciences, arising in domains as diverse as immunology and robotics.
Chris Fields +2 more
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Eighty Phenomena About the Self: Representation, Evaluation, Regulation, and Change [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 We propose a new approach for examining self-related aspects and phenomena. The approach includes (1) a taxonomy and (2) an emphasis on multiple levels of mechanisms. The taxonomy categorizes approximately eighty self-related phenomena according to three
Paul eThagard, Joanne V. Wood
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Culturality, representation and self-representation [PDF]
Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals, 2004 In their research centre, the authors have elaborated a framework of reference that deals with identities and conflict. The analytical framework that has been developed distinguishes three different levels of extension: the action of the individual, the ...
Rik Pinxten, Ghislain Verstraete
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How to grow a self: development of self-representation in the Bayesian brain [PDF]
Frontiers in Human NeuroscienceThe last two decades saw multiple attempts to explain how the self is represented in the brain within the framework of the Bayesian brain. However, these attempts largely focused on describing a developed, adult self-representation.
Mateusz Woźniak +3 more
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The fading self in space-disruption of default spatial representation across neurological disorders [PDF]
Frontiers in Systems NeuroscienceNeurological disorders stem from an intermingled change to self-in-space. While many of these disorders present as spatial deficits—contralateral neglect syndrome, for example—they manifest from the same etiology: disruption to the brain’s “default ...
Ravinder Jerath, Varsha Malani
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NOUVELLES FIGURATIONS DU MOI / NEW REPESENTATIONS OF THE SELF [PDF]
Incursiuni în imaginar, 2022 In an ambitious and bold study, Andrei Lazar re-evaluates the relation among literature, photography and cinema in the particular case of autobiography and discusses about theoretical and generic delimitations attached to it.
Corina Bozedean
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Representation and Self-representation
Museum Worlds, 2022 The article analyzes experiences in archaeology and ethnology museums in Brazil that promote collaborative actions with Indigenous peoples involving studies of collections, exhibitions, preventive conservation, and collection management policies. We reflect on how these practices supplant thoughts and practices of the past concerning Indigenous rights,
Marília Xavier Cury +1 more
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