Besides relying on explicit agency ratings, research concerning the sense of agency seeks
to employ implicit measures. One such measure is intentional binding, ie, the shortening of …

Distributing complex actions across agents is commonplace in human society. The objective
efficiency of joint actions comes with critical challenges for the sense of agency of individual …

In the last years, it has become general consensus that actions change our time perception.
Performing an action to elicit a specific event seems to lead to a systematic underestimation …

Human action control is highly sensitive to action-effect contingencies in the agent's
environment. Here we show that the subjective sense of agency (SoA) contributes to this …

Sense of agency refers to the subjective perception of initiating and controlling one's actions
and their consequences within both individual and social contexts. It encompasses not only …

Intentional binding refers to the subjective compression of the time interval between an
action and its consequence. While intentional binding has been widely used as a proxy for …

Background Alterations in the experience of controlling oneself and one's environment are
of high relevance to understanding the psychopathology of depression. This study …

Temporal binding refers to a subjective shortening of the interval between an action and its
perceptual consequences. Temporal binding has often been used by researchers to …

The sense of agency varies as a function of arousal in negative emotional contexts. As yet, it
is unknown whether the same is true for positive affect, and how inter-individual …

An interesting finding that has emerged in studies of the sense of agency is that of a
perceived compression of the temporal interval between actions and the outcomes they …