On the other hand: Dummy hands and peripersonal space
Abstract
Where are my hands? The brain can answer this question using sensory information arising from vision, proprioception, or touch. Other sources of information about the position of our hands can be derived from multisensory interactions (or potential interactions) with our close environment, such as when we grasp or avoid objects. The pioneering study of multisensory representations of peripersonal space was published in Behavioural Brain Research...
Paper Details
Title
On the other hand: Dummy hands and peripersonal space
Published Date
Aug 1, 2008
Journal
Volume
191
Issue
1
Pages
1 - 10
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