Selective attention comprises essential infrastructural functions supporting cognition—
anticipating, prioritizing, selecting, routing, integrating, and preparing signals to guide …

For decades, classic theories of action control and action awareness have been built around
the idea that the brain predictively 'cancels' expected action outcomes from perception …

In recent decades, research on somatosensory perception has led to two important
observations. First, self-generated touches that are predicted by voluntary movements …

Intrinsic delays in sensory feedback can be detrimental for motor control. As a compensation
strategy, the brain predicts the sensory consequences of movement via a forward model on …

Dominant motor control theories propose that the brain predicts and attenuates the
somatosensory consequences of actions, referred to as somatosensory attenuation. Support …

Predictive processing postulates the existence of prediction error neurons in cortex.
Functionally, both negative and positive prediction error neurons have been identified in …

Psychosis is characterized by a diminished ability of the brain to distinguish externally driven
activity patterns from self-generated activity patterns. Antipsychotic drugs are a class of small …

Predictive coding theory postulates that the brain achieves perception by actively making
predictions about the incoming sensory information and correcting them if errors signals …

One of the central issues is whether the mechanisms of motor and perceptual timing are
common. A previous study showed that the perceptual precision for self-produced intervals …

At any moment, our brains receive a stream of sensory stimuli arising from the world we
interact with. Simultaneously, neural circuits are shaped by feedback signals carrying …