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Co-existence of two selves: Peripersonal space dynamically remaps around two distinct locations.

2024-09-06

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<p>Multisensory processing is enhanced for stimuli that appear in close proximity to our body. The so-called peripersonal space (PPS) not only serves as an evolutionary, protective mechanism but also localizes and demarcates our self in space. While our perceived self-location is generally unitary and firmly located at the position of our body, there are rare clinical instances in which patients report the presenc...

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b9dde9ac-7d23-5de2-8e13-ce879c054b1f
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10.31234/osf.io/tfybu_v1
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