Abstract While the Sense of Agency (SoA)–the experience of controlling actions–is linked to
motoric processes, the effects of non-motoric cues remain uncertain. We performed a …

Traditionally investigated in philosophy, body ownership and agency—two main
components of the minimal self—have recently gained attention from other disciplines, such …

When embodying a virtual avatar in immersive VR applications where body tracking is
enabled, users typically are and feel in control the avatar movements. However, there are …

When we successfully achieve willed actions, the feeling that our moving body parts belong
to the self (ie, body ownership) is barely required. However, how and to what extent the …

Awareness of the body is essential for accurate motor control. However, how this awareness
influences motor control is poorly understood. The awareness of the body includes …

The relation between sense of body ownership and sense of agency is still highly debated.
Here we investigated in a large sample of healthy participants the associations between …

Physical activity, such as high-intensity intermittent aerobic exercise (HIE), can improve
executive functions. Although performing strength or aerobic training might be problematic …

Sensory attenuation (ie, the phenomenon whereby self-produced sensations are perceived
as less intense compared to externally occurring ones) is among the neurocognitive …

Spatial perspective and identity of visual bodily stimuli are two key cues for the self-other
distinction. However, how they emerge into visual awareness is largely unknown. Here, self …

Recent findings suggest that body ownership can activate the motor system in the absence
of movement execution. Here, we investigated whether such a process promotes motor …