Body ownership—the perception that one's body belongs to oneself—has been explored using a rubber hand illusion, in which individuals misperceive a fake hand as their own (i.e., embodiment of the fake
Putting oneself in the shoes of a digital alter ego becomes an increasingly relevant part of our everyday experience. In modern day psychology, these interactions can be examined within the frameworks
Here is the data and materials that support the findings of the study entitled "Reach planning with someone else’s hand" by Alice Rossi Sebastiano, Karol Poles, Luke E. Miller, Carlotta Fossataro, Edo
More than 100 papers have been published on the rubber hand illusion since its discovery 14 years ago. The illusion has been proposed as a demonstration that the body is distinguished from other objec
