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The characteristics of the implicit body model of the trunk.

Simon Pratt, Benedict M Wand, Dana A Hince, Mervyn J Travers, Lee Schneider, Sara Kelly, William Gibson

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7 authors.

Simon PrattThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.ORCID 0009-0003-0602-4564
Benedict M WandThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.
Dana A HinceThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.
Mervyn J TraversThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.
Lee SchneiderThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.
Sara KellyThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.
William GibsonThe University of Notre Dame Australia, Australia.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Knowing where the body is in space requires reference to a stored model of the size and shape of body parts, termed the body model. This study sought to investigate the characteristics of the implicit body model of the trunk by assessing the position sense of midline and lateral body landmarks. Sixty-nine healthy participants localised midline and lateral body landmarks on their thorax, waist and hips, with perceived positions of these landmarks compared to actual positions. This study demonstrates evidence of a significant distortion of the implicit body model of the trunk, presenting as a squatter trunk, wider at the waist and hips. A significant difference was found between perceived and actual location in the horizontal (

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Space PerceptionTorsoAdolescentAdultBody ImageFemaleHumansMaleProprioceptionYoung Adultbody modelbody representationheight perceptionmidline perceptionwidth perception

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PMID38706200
PMCPMC11295427

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