The results suggest that perceiving a hand as one's own involves a broad reorganization of how the brain processes sensory information, helping us understand how the brain continuously combines sensory inputs to build and maintain the experience of our own body.
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<em>Psychophysiology</em> | SPR Journal | Wiley Online Library
This study demonstrates that body illusions not only alter multisensory processing but also reshape unisensory visual and tactile processing. Using EEG oscillatory activity and connectivity, we show ...