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Illusions of supernumerary fingers are not constrained by posture congruency
Perceptual illusions of having extra body parts offer an experimental method to investigate the limits of body perception. It is well established that the illusory perception of an artificial hand as one’s own is dependent on spatial congruency. That is, the seen hand needs to be in a posture congru
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