From interoception to control over the internal body: The ideomotor hypothesis of voluntary interoaction

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<p>When it comes to body movements in external space, people are experts in learning fine-grained voluntary somatomotor control, for example when manipulating tiny objects. Voluntarily controlling visceromotor actions in the internal body (e.g., decreasing heart rate), however, is far more difficult and requires dedicated training, for example in meditation or yoga. Not much is currently known about the learning m...

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• Attention
• Brain
• Genetic Variation
• Models, Neurological
• Models, Psychological
• Observer Variation
• Pain
• Pain Threshold

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d450d8fa-8afb-5622-970f-04748566261c

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10.31234/osf.io/qmeyh