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Potential Agency in the Absence of Actual Motor Control? Ownership-dependent Judgments in the Rubber Hand Illusion
We define potential agency as the explicit judgment that one could have made an artificial hand move had one intended to do so. We asked whether participants would report potential agency for an artificial hand they had no means of controlling, and how such reports varied with body ownership. In a w
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