Wen Wen

Altered Motor Awareness in Parkinson's Disease with Progressive Micrographia

This study investigates motor awareness differences in Parkinson's disease patients with progressive micrographia, finding impaired motor awareness in those with PM.

Impaired Motor Awareness of Balance Control is Associated with Postural Instability in Parkinson's Disease

The paper assesses motor awareness of balance control in Parkinson's disease patients and finds impaired awareness correlates with postural instability.

Bayesian Integration in Sense of Agency: Understanding Self-attribution and Individual Differences

This study develops a Bayesian integration model to analyze individual differences in the sense of agency, showing that people vary in how they weigh sensory cues when judging control over actions.

Reconcile sensory attenuation and enhancement: The temporal dynamics of self-generated sensory feedback

This study investigates the temporal dynamics of self-generated sensory feedback, showing early attenuation followed by later enhancement in perceptual processing.

The sense of agency from active causal inference

This study shows that the sense of agency arises from active causal inference, with participants forming and adjusting action plans to infer control, while schizophrenia patients show reduced plan diversity.