Empirical research on the bodily self has only recently started to investigate how the link
between a body and the experience of this body as mine is developed, maintained or …

It has become accepted in the neuroscience community that perception and performance
are quintessentially multisensory by nature. Using the full palette of modern brain imaging …

The experience of body ownership can be successfully manipulated during the rubber hand
illusion using synchronous multisensory stimulation. The hypothesis that multisensory …

How is our body imprinted in our brain? This seemingly simple question is a subject of
investigations of diverse disciplines, psychology, and philosophy originally complemented …

Study participants form beliefs based on cues present in a testing situation (demand
characteristics). These beliefs can alter study outcomes (demand effects). Neglecting …

Efforts to mitigate environmental threats are often inversely related to the magnitude of
casualty, human or otherwise. This “compassion fade” can be explained, in part, by …

The representation of one׳ s own body sets the border of the self, but also shapes the space
where we interact with external objects. Under particular conditions, such as in the rubber …

Artificial stimulation of the peripheral vestibular system has been shown to improve
ownership of body parts in neurological patients, suggesting vestibular contributions to …

Although we feel, see, and experience our hands as our own (body or hand ownership),
recent research has shown that illusory hand ownership can be induced for fake or virtual …

Reports of changes in experiences of body location and ownership following synchronous
tactile and visual stimulation of fake and real hands (rubber hand (RH) effects) are widely …