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Neural responses to heartbeats distinguish self from other during imagination

Babo-Rebelo et al., 2019

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Babo-Rebelo M
Buot A
Tallon-Baudry C
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Imagination is an internally-generated process, where one can make oneself or other people appear as protagonists of a scene. How does the brain tag the protagonist of an imagined scene as being oneself or someone else? Crucially, during imagination, neither …
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