When I touch my hand it touches me back: an investigation of the illusion of self-touch
<p>Following stroke, a patient may fail to report touch administered by another person but claim that s/he feels touch when it is self-administered. In Part One, the self-touch rubber hand paradigm was used to investigate different explanations for this phenomenon, termed self-touch enhancemen...
Main Author: | White, RC |
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Other Authors: | Aimola Daves, A |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2011
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