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Press, C., Heyes, C., Haggard, P., & Eimer, M. (2008). Visuotactile learning and body representation: An ERP study with rubber hands and rubber objects. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 20( 2), 312–323. 10.1162/jocn.2008.20022 It’s due to the effect of the booster, the real Chinese rubber is not hard dead. Many fake hurricane 3 rubbers are really slow. Here is the real story:

a. For hand rubbers, form an interval that contains at least 75% of the bacterial counts. (Note: The bacterial count cannot be less than 0.) It sounds as though too many people know too much about what to expect for any raw data about human cognition to be recovered from the Rubber Hand illusion. The best rubber for controls is normal soft to medium soft sponges. Some amateur player also prefers playing with the thinner sponge to get control. For higher-level players, control does not mean “soft” and “easy to spin”. Control for top players is “consistency” and the “ability to get max spin”. They are a little bit different. Causality analysis via renormalized partial directed coherence on cluster‐ based dependent EEG components RHI can provide insights into how our brain represents our body as our own. Recent studies have demonstrated an involvement of the extrastriate body area (EBA), an area of the brain that is typically implicated in the perception of nonface body parts, in illusory body ownership. To investigate the possible causal role EBA in the RHI, sixteen healthy subjects took part in a sham‐controlled, 1Hz rTMS experiment (Wold etal., 2014). Participants received (RHI condition) or asynchronous (control) stroking and were asked to report the perceived location of their real hand, as well as the intensity and the temporal onset of experienced ownership of the dummy hand. Following rTMS of the left EBA, participants misjudged their real hand's location significantly more toward the dummy hand during the RHI than after sham stimulation. This difference in "proprioceptive drift" (PPD) provides the first causal evidence that the EBA is involved in the RHI and subsequently in body representation. Therefore, these results further support the view that the EBA is necessary for multimodal integration.Frey, V. N., Butz, K., Zimmermann, G., Kunz, A., Höller, Y., Golaszewski, S., Trinka, E., & Nardone, R. (2020). Effects of rubber hand illusion and excitatory theta burst stimulation on tactile sensation: A pilot study. Neural Plasticity, 2020, 3069639. [ PMC free article] [ PubMed] [ Google Scholar] Disadvantage: Expensive, short durability. Not recommended for amateur players who can’t get the sponsor from Butterfly. If you get a free Tenergy rubber, go for it. Higher spin but slower than the Tenergy 64. A protocol of rTMS named theta burst stimulation (TBS) employs low intensities and has a robust, long‐lasting effect in normal subjects (Di Lazzaro etal., 2005; Huang etal., 2005). Continuous TBS (cTBS) decreases cortical excitability, while intermittent TBS (iTBS) was shown to increase motor cortical excitability.