Experimental paradigm.

<p>Schematic representation of the experimental paradigm. Red circles represent the three possible red fixation LEDs (left, central, right) while the yellow stars indicate the six target positions used in the entire experiment. Note that three target locations were presented in each of the four conditions. Light red and light blue rectangular areas represent the left and right body fields (BF), respectively, whereas light red and light blue circular sector areas are determined by the fixation point and represent the left and right visual field (VF), respectively. The upper part of the figure illustrates the two experimental conditions with the central fixation, in which the three targets are presented in visual and body compatible fields (panel <b>A</b>: left compatibility; panel <b>B</b>: right compatibility). The lower part of the figure illustrates the two experimental conditions in which the visual and body hemifields are dissociated by varying the location of the fixation LED. In these cases, the fixation is lateral and the three targets are presented in visual and body incompatible fields (panel <b>C</b>: left fixation, left body field but right visual field; panel <b>D</b>: right fixation, right body field but left visual field). l = left; r = right.