Adaptive body representation requires the continuous integration of multisensory inputs
within a flexible 'body model'in the brain. The present review evaluates the idea that this …

The rubber hand illusion (RHI) is a widely applied paradigm to investigate changes in body
representations. Extensive scientific interest has produced a great variability in the observed …

We quantified prosthesis embodiment and phantom pain reduction associated with motor
control and sensory feedback from a prosthetic hand in one human with a long-term …

Various “embodied perception” phenomena suggest that what people sense of their body
shapes what they perceive of the environment and that what they perceive of the …

Some recent papers by P. Lush and colleagues have argued that the rubber hand illusion
(RHI), where participants can feel a rubber hand as their own under appropriate …

In the rubber hand illusion (RHI), participants see a fake hand touched synchronously with
their real hand, which is hidden from view. The three-way interaction between vision, touch …

The somatosensory system contributes substantially to the integration of multiple sensor
modalities into perception. Tactile sensations, proprioception and even temperature …

Seeing one's own body has been reported to have analgesic properties. Analgesia has also
been described when seeing an embodied virtual body colocated with the real one …

In everyday life, we constantly act and interact with objects and with others' people through
our body. To properly perform actions, the representations of the dimension of body-parts …

The field of motor control has long focused on the achievement of external goals through
action (eg, reaching and grasping objects). However, recent studies in conditions of …