The Sense of Agency (SoA), the subjective experience that 'I am in control of my actions', has been proposed to involve both early implicit sensorimotor processes (feeling of agency) and later explicit higher-level processes (judgment of agency). Even though SoA is fundamental to our interactions with the external world and to our construct of the self, its underlying neural mechanism remains...
The Sense of Agency (SoA) is the subjective experience that ‘I am in control of my actions’. Recent accounts have distinguished two levels in the formation of SoA - early implicit sensorimotor processes (feeling of agency) and later explicit higher-level processes, incorporating one’s thoughts and beliefs (judgment of agency). Even though SoA is fundamental to our interactions with the external...