Cognitive and neural components of the phenomenology of agency.
Neurocase September 9, 2010 Ezequiel Morsella, Christopher C. Berger, Stepehen C Krieger
A primary aspect of the self is the sense of agency – the sense that one is causing an action. In the spirit of recent reductionistic approaches to other complex, multifaceted phenomena (e.g., working memory; cf. Johnson &Johnson, 2009), we attempt to unravel the sense of agency by investigating its most basic components, without invoking high-level conceptual or 'central executive' processes....
DOI: 10.1080/13554794.2010.504727 (opens in new tab)
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Brain
Humans
Self efficacy
Cognition
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