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This project explores the relationship between body movements and sensory perception. By analyzing brain activity during movement, it aims to uncover how physical actions influence perceptual processes, potentially revealing new insights into human perception during natural behavior.
Exciting findings from animal electrophysiological research in the last years suggest that an increased rate of body movements results in an enhanced response of neurons within the visual system despite the absence of visual changes.
It is unclear why such modulation occurs in areas which process visual input.
In humans, little is known about the influence of body movements on sensory brain areas mainly due to the technical challenges of measuring brain responses during pronounced muscle activit…
JULIUS-MAXIMILIANS-UNIVERSITAT WURZBURG
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