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Active Strategies for Multisensory Conflict Suppression in the Virtual Hand Illusion

2020-07-08

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The perception of our body in space is flexible and manipulable. The predictive brain hypothesis explains this malleability as a consequence of the interplay between incoming sensory information and our body expectations. However, given the interaction between perception and action, we might also expect that actions would arise due to prediction errors, especially in conflicting situations. Here we describe a comp...

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bbd3092e-1303-53de-9cb7-245284ca3f23
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10.1101/2020.07.08.191304
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