A question still debated within cognitive neuroscience is whether signals present during actions significantly contribute to the emergence of human's body ownership. In the present …
A challenge for neuroscience is to understand the conscious and unconscious processes underlying construction of willed actions. We investigated the neural substrate of human …
Previous evidence has shown that active tool-use can reshape one's own body schema, extend peripersonal space and modulate the representation of related body parts. Here we …
Personal neglect (PN) is the hemi-inattention toward the contralesional bodily space that follows a cerebral lesion, usually to the right hemisphere. Objective: To provide a historical …
There is no consensus on whether, and to what extent, actions contribute to constructing awareness of one's own body. Here we investigated at both physiological and behavioral …
The sense of body ownership, ie, the belief that a specific body part belongs to us, can be selectively impaired in brain-damaged patients. Recently, a pathological form of …
Currently, it is still debated whether, how and to what extent movements contribute to the sense of body ownership (ie, the feeling that one's body belongs to oneself). To answer this …
In the last decade, a considerable amount of studies investigated different neuropsychological syndromes related to the disorder of body awareness. In this paper, we …
Recently, a monothematic delusion of body ownership due to brain damage (ie, the embodiment of someone else's body part within the patient's sensorimotor system) has been …