Sentence examples for during the illusion from inspiring English sources

In addition, new evidence is provided that relates to the recently discovered psychologically induced temperature changes that occur during the illusion.

There was no significant difference in the perception of disowning the real hand during the illusion compared to the control conditions (S3 S4) (F(1, 29)  = 2.337, p = 0.137 and F 1, 29)  = 3.727, p = 0.063, simple contrasts, respectively).

We obtained significantly higher ratings for the statements related to the feeling of owning two right hands during the illusion than in the control conditions (S5 S6) (F(1, 29)  = 18.065, p<0.001 and F 1, 29)  = 11.879, p = 0.002, simple contrasts, respectively).

We also, somewhat surprisingly since we did not see this in Experiment 1 2, observed significantly stronger ratings for the disownership of the real hand (S3 S4) during the illusion condition than for both of the control conditions (S3 S4) (F(1, 24)  = 21,573, p<0.001 and F 1, 24)  = 24,808 p<0.001, simple contrasts).

During the illusion, Jonathan temporarily a part of the Inititative discovers Adam's only weakness: a uranium power core source which, effectively, will never allow him to die.

To confirm that the right-sided regions corresponded to the frontoparietal areas active during the illusions for both left and right hands in our previous studies (see above references), a small volume correction (P < 0.05 at the cluster-level corrected; see Worsley et al. 1996) was used to restrict the search space.

These findings suggest that one's visual body image is explained away during experience of the illusion and they may be of further importance to understanding the role of experience in delusion formation.

The strength of the illusion during asynchronous visuotactile stimulation correlated with other subjective effects of the drug.

Although asynchronous visuotactile stimulation attenuates the strength of the illusion during both placebo and ketamine, there remained a significant illusory effect during asynchronous visuotactile stimulation under ketamine compared with placebo.

In a recent fMRI study, Apps et al. (2013) found that the right inferior occipital gyrus, the right intra-parietal sulcus, and the right TPJ are involved in self-other overlap and self-identification during the enfacement illusion.

Out planned comparison was the interaction between Condition and Question type, i.e. a greater difference between the illusion and control questions during the synchronous stimulation than during the asynchronous stimulation.