Somatosensory omissions reveal action-related predictive processing

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<p>The intricate relation between action and somatosensory perception has been studied extensively in the past decades. Generally, a forward model is thought to predict the somatosensory consequences of an action. These models propose that when an action is reliably coupled to a tactile stimulus, unexpected absence of the stimulus should elicit prediction error. Although such omission responses have been demonstra...

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21c1fcc7-ef58-5164-b6d2-1e95d0afcd6c

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10.31234/osf.io/8aze5