Joanna Szczotka
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Tononi G, Albantakis L, Barbosa L, Boly M, Cirelli C, Comolatti R, et al.
Nat Neurosci
. 2025 Mar;
PMID: 40065188
No abstract available.
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Szczotka J, Wierzchon M
Psychopathology
. 2022 Nov;
56(4):306-314.
PMID: 36349795
Background: Heautoscopy refers to a pathological experience of visual reduplication of one's body with an ambiguous sense of self-location and a disturbing sensation of owning the illusory body. It has...
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Signorelli C, Szczotka J, Prentner R
Neurosci Conscious
. 2021 Aug;
2021(2):niab021.
PMID: 34457353
Models of consciousness aim to inspire new experimental protocols and aid interpretation of empirical evidence to reveal the structure of conscious experience. Nevertheless, no current model is univocally accepted on...
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Guterstam A, Larsson D, Szczotka J, Ehrsson H
R Soc Open Sci
. 2021 Jan;
7(12):201911.
PMID: 33489299
Previous research has shown that it is possible to use multisensory stimulation to induce the perceptual illusion of owning supernumerary limbs, such as two right arms. However, it remains unclear...
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Szczotka J, Majchrowicz B
Psychiatr Pol
. 2018 Jul;
52(2):199-215.
PMID: 29975361
Theories of schizophrenia propose numerous mechanisms underlying development of this disorder, yet the account including satisfactory etiological explanation is still lacking. Current trend is to indicate core, basic factors which...
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Guterstam A, Szczotka J, Zeberg H, Ehrsson H
J Exp Psychol Gen
. 2018 Jan;
147(2):298-303.
PMID: 29369683
Characterizing the brain mechanisms that allow humans to use tools to interact with the environment is a major goal in neuroscience. It has been proposed that handheld tools are incorporated...