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A temporal parcellation of the sensory-evoked responses during the rubber hand illusion reveals manipulation- and illusion-specific correlates

2021-01-17

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The neurophysiological processes reflecting body illusions such as the rubber hand remain debated. In particular, previous studies investigating neural responses evoked by the illusion-inducing stimuli provide diverging reports as to when these responses reflect the illusory state. To resolve these controversies in previous work we applied multivariate (cross-) classification to EEG responses obtained during the r...

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DOI: 10.1101/2021.01.15.426770

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