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Differential Effects of Self‐Initiated, Externally Triggered, and Passive Movements on Action‐Outcome Processing: Insights From Sensory and Motor‐Preparatory Event Related Potentials

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By Edward Ody, Tilo Kircher, Yifei He, Benjamin Straube
| Wiley Online Library Verified
ANOVA analysis of variance BF Bayes factor ERP event-related potential(s) IQR interquartile range LRP lateralized readiness potential RP readiness potential TMS transcranial magnetic stimulation VEP visual evoked potential 1 Introduction In order to successfully interact with the environment, humans must be able to produce different types of movement, both to act on our internal intentions, goals, and desires (self-initiated movements) and in response to events that happen around us...
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Voluntary action sharpens sensory prediction and facilitates neural processing of contingent sensory stimuli

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By Edward Ody, Tilo Kircher, Benjamin Straube, Yifei He
| BioRxiv
Abstract Self- and externally generated sensations differ in sensory responses and motor preparation. However, mechanistic evidence linking the two is scarce. Here, participants made active (self-initiated) or passive (finger moved by electromagnet) movements that triggered a bimodal auditory/visual stimulus. These were followed, in a block-wise manner, by a unimodal auditory/visual comparison stimulus, and participants judged which stimulus was brighter or louder.
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Pre‐movement event‐related potentials and multivariate pattern of EEG encode action outcome prediction

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By Tilo Kircher, Benjamin Straube, Yifei He, Edward Ody
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The brain is constantly anticipating and preparing for future events. Voluntary actions are preceded by a planning period in which aspects of the movement, such as its goal, trajectory and timing are prepared (Haggard, 2008).
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