The development of bodily self-consciousness: changing responses to the Full Body Illusion in childhood

Developmental Psychology September 5, 2017 Goldsmiths University of London ·

Andy Bremner discusses the development of bodily self-consciousness and its relation to multisensory bodily information, by measuring for the first time the development of responses to the full body illusion in childhood.

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