Boukje Habets

The paper shows that tactile crossing effects arise from limb assignment errors, not spatial remapping, by demonstrating consistent performance impairment under external-spatial instructions.

The paper examines the development of visuo-proprioceptive integration in children aged 4-12 through multiple sensorimotor tasks, finding that coordination abilities develop sequentially and interdependently.

The paper shows humans perceive tactile stimuli as moving across body parts in external space, not just along anatomical boundaries, using a Bayesian model based on Euclidean distance.

The paper shows infants detect crossmodal statistics better than adults, who only do so when task-relevant.