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Abstract in brief
The rubber hand illusion (RHI) involves applying touches to a fake hand and a hidden real hand simultaneously to create a sense of limb ownership, which can also influence motor system excitability as indicated by motor-evoked potentials (MEPs).
The study attempted to replicate previous findings that suggested the RHI reduces corticospinal excitability, but found no significant reduction in MEP amplitude during the illusion, despite participants experiencing the illusion and perceiving their hand as closer to the fake limb.
The results suggest that a decrease in MEP amplitude is not a consistent or meaningful indicator of the RHI, indicating that motor cortical changes may not be central to the subjective experience of body ownership in this illusion.]
It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found no evidence of such changes. Collaborative work with @ArranReader, @VictoriaTrifon3 and @coppi_sara
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RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
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Luke E. Miller
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RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
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Dominika Radziun
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RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
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Renzo Lanfranco
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RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
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Catherine Preston
@CEJpreston · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 26, 2023 · 7 shares · 514 followersView post →
The rubber hand illusion involves applying touches to a fake hand and a hidden real hand simultaneously to create a sense of limb ownership. However, recent research shows no significant reduction in motor-evoked…
The rubber hand illusion (RHI) creates a sense of limb ownership through synchronized touches. This study found no significant reduction in motor-evoked potentials during the RHI, suggesting cortical changes may not be…
The rubber hand illusion involves applying touches to a fake and real hand to create a sense of limb ownership. This study found no significant reduction in motor-evoked potentials during the illusion, suggesting motor…
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 26, 2023 · 7 shares · 463 followersView post →
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Catherine Preston
@CEJpreston · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 26, 2023 · 7 shares · 514 followersView post →
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Renzo Lanfranco
@Renzo_Lanfranco · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 25, 2023 · 7 shares · 882 followersView post →
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Luke E. Miller
@LukeMillerNeuro · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 25, 2023 · 7 shares · 2,799 followersView post →
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Luc Estebanez
@LucEstebanez · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 25, 2023 · 7 shares · 196 followersView post →
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@theASSC · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 25, 2023 · 7 shares · 7,279 followersView post →
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Dominika Radziun
@nikaradziun · X
RT @BrainSelf: It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found…
Aug 25, 2023 · 7 shares · 1,857 followersView post →
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Brain, Body, and Self Lab
@BrainSelf · X
It has been claimed that motor cortical excitability decreases during the rubber hand illusion. However, our new study found no evidence of such changes. Collaborative work with @ArranReader, @VictoriaTrifon3 and @coppi_sara
https://t.co/SRWbBdf1Qs
Aug 25, 2023 · 16 likes · 7 shares · 2,463 followersView post →
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