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Subclinical depression inhibits the sense of agency at the sensorimotor level

2021-03-12

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<p>The sense of agency is a feeling that one’s actions affect the outer world, which can be implicitly measured by the intentional binding paradigm. Intentional binding is a temporal illusion in which the time interval of one’s voluntary action and the following effect is perceived as contracted. Although the abnormality of the sense of agency is related to various mental states, it is unclear how depression affec...

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4f1428d6-4cdc-5287-a140-a1916777e218
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10.31234/osf.io/e7qru
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