Titlebook: Neuropsychology of the Sense of Agency; From Consciousness t Balconi Michela Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Milan 2010 Action.anatomy.autism.bra

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Disruption of the Sense of Agency: From Perception to Self-knowldgetional, and psychiatric disorders, and generally they have in common a loss of the . and a disruption of . between . and .. In some cases, they imply a deficit in the sense of ., which may be subdivided into . and .. In other cases, what is lost is the . itself, similarly divided into . and ..

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pective makes the contribution highly innovative and unique Not nothing without you but not the same Erich Fried (1979) How do I know that I am the person who is moving? The neuroscience of action has identified specific cognitive processes that allow the organism to refer the cause or origin of an

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The Neuropsychology of Senses of Agency: Theoretical and Empirical Contributionsdual’s identity. As suggested by recent models, short-term and long-term representations of agency are needed to explain the contribution of experiences and actions to the construction of the subjective sense of continuity along one’s personal story. In this perspective, agency is represented as the ., as well as the ..

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Disturbances of the Sense of Agency in Schizophreniaagency processing in schizophrenia patients with delusions of influence might reveal specific central mechanisms for the self-attribution of agency, which can be specifically impaired. Patients with delusions of influence feel that someone else is guiding and executing their actions, even if the action is actually completely caused by themselves.

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Body and Self-awareness: Functional and Dysfunctional Mechanismse sense of ownership of one’s own body parts, the sense of agency of actions, the sense of authorship of thoughts, and the trans-temporal integration of all this into autobiographical knowledge [.]. These aspects highlight the psychological, physiological, and neural mechanisms involved in bodily experience and important for self-consciousness.