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The sense of agency from active causal inference

2024-01-30

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This study investigates the active component of the sense of agency (SoA), positing that SoA is fundamentally an outcome of active causal inference regarding one’s own actions and their impact on the environment. Participants controlled visual objects via a computer mouse, with tasks designed to test their ability to judge control or detect controlled objects under varying noise conditions. Our findings reveal tha...

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Literature Corpus work: 91707a7c-1f13-539d-9d9b-a5383a714c20
DOI: 10.1101/2024.01.29.577723

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