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concept:body-schemaBody Schema
Sensorimotor representation of the body for action planning; the self-prior is argued to be functionally analogous to it
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Thinkers (2)
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- Shaun Gallagherstudies
- Jacques PaillardstudiesDistinguished body schema and body image; cited for body schema concept
Claims (1)
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- Theoretical interpretation linking the self-prior to the established body schema concept
Concepts (1)
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- Probabilistic Body Schemaextendsrelated_toThe paper frames the self-prior as a probabilistic body schema capturing visual–proprioceptive associations
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