Sensory attenuation is typically observed for self-generated compared to externally
generated action effects. In the present study we investigated whether auditory sensory
suppression is modulated as a function of sounds being generated by the upper or lower
limbs. We report sensory attenuation, as reflected in a reduced auditory N1 component,
which was comparable for sounds generated by the lower and the upper limbs. Increasing
temporal delays between actions and sounds did not modulate suppression of the N1 …