Attenuation of real and illusory self-touch: an ERPs study

Pyasik, Maria;Burin, Dalila;Ronga, Irene;Salatino, Adriana;Pia, Lorenzo;et.al.
(2018) XXVI Annual Meeting of the Italian Society of Psychophysiology (SIPF) — Location: (Italy) Torino (15.November.2018)

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  • Pyasik, Maria
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  • Burin, Dalila
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  • Ronga, Irene
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  • Salatino, AdrianaUCLouvain
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  • Pia, Lorenzo
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Abstract
Sensory attenuation (SA; i.e. a reduction of subjective intensity of self-generated stimuli compared to identical externally-generated stimuli) is known to rely on motor intention and sensory prediction (i.e. efferent signals). However, we previously showed that SA can also be triggered by multisensory signals sub-serving body ownership: when a fake embodied hand (embodiment induced by the rubber hand illusion, RHI) delivered somatosensory stimuli to participant’s body, the SA was comparable with SA of self-generated stimuli. Here, we aimed at investigating whether this interesting behavior has an objective electrophysiological counterpart. [...]
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Pyasik, M., Burin, D., Ronga, I., Salatino, A., Garbarini, F., Ricci, R., & Pia, L. (2018). Attenuation of real and illusory self-touch: an ERPs study. Neuropsychological Trends, 24(Suppl 1), 57. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/113232 (Original work published 2018)