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The role of vision and proprioception in implicit and explicit self-movement recognition
The recognition of one’s own body is a fundamental component of body self-representation. While several studies have reported a self-advantage (enhanced performance when processing one’s own body parts), this phenomenon appears complex and inconsistently observed across tasks. In particular, a self-
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