Perception · 2007 · 50 citations · 15 references
Life SciencesPsychologyVision ScienceSelfSensory NeuroscienceVisual PerceptionMultisensory IntegrationProprioceptionProprioceptive SensingSensory IntegrationSensory-motor IntegrationEmbodied Self-perceptionKinesthetic SensePerceptual EmbodimentSensorial Embodiment
Here we outline a simple method of using two mirrors which allows one to stand outside oneself. This method demonstrates that registration of vision with touch and proprioception is crucial for the perception of the corporeal self. Our method may also allow the disassociation of taste from touch, proprioception, and movement.
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