Marte Roel Lesur

The paper investigates how sex-related body odors influence implicit embodiment compared to gender-related scents in virtual reality.

This study shows that a virtual placebo can induce analgesia comparable to a physical placebo, suggesting that physical interaction is not necessary for placebo effects in pain management.

The paper investigates if listening to one's own voice from an allocentric perspective can induce a sense of an auditory double and alter spatial self-perception.

This paper investigates how temporal mismatches between visuotactile and visuomotor signals affect embodiment, finding that active movement exacerbates the sense of disembodiment compared to passive touch.