The impact of interoceptive accuracy and stimulation type on the out-of-body experience.
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology August 1, 2023 Ke Ma, Liping Yang, Bernhard Hommel 4 citations
People tend to perceive a virtual body standing in front of them as their own if it is either stroked or moving synchronously with their own real body-the out-of-body experience (OBE). We combined synchrony manipulation with two other factors of theoretical interest: the kind of stimulation, visuotactile stimuli or visuomotor correlations, being synchronised and the interoceptive accuracy (IA)...
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Sense of ownership
Interoceptive accuracy
Out-of-body experiences
Self-location