COGSCI 2020 Luca Tummolini on the embodied origins of psychological ownership
Автор: Luca Tummolini
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When Me is Mine: An Embodied Origin of Psychological Ownership?
Neurological evidence has shown that brain damages can
selectively impair the ability to discriminate between objects
belonging to others and those that we feel are our own. Despite
the ubiquity and relevance of this sense of object ownership for
our life, the underlying cognitive mechanisms are still poorly
understood. Here we ask whether psychological ownership of
an object can be based on its incorporation in one’s body image.
To explore this possibility with healthy participants, we
employed a modified version of the rubber hand illusion in
which both the participant and the rubber hand wore a ring. We
used the self-prioritization effect in a perceptual matching task
as an indirect measure of the sense of (dis)ownership over
objects. Results indicate that undermining the bodily self has
cascade effects on the representation of owned objects, at least
for those associated with the body for a long time.
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