During Human–computer interaction (HCI), human can distinguish his own actions from the actions caused by the system or an external event. This feeling is called “Sense of Agency” (SoA; Gallagher, 2000). This form of self-awareness is important not only for motor control but also for the ascription of causal responsibility and serves as a key motivational force for human behaviour. Scientifically, the formation of the SoA is still questioned, but a consensus has been found by explaining this formation with a causal chain: “Intention – Action – Effect”
International audienceHumans experience themselves as agents, capable of controlling their actions a...
The feeling of controlling events through one's actions is fundamental to human experience, but its ...
Although previous investigations reported a reduced sense of agency when individuals act with tradit...
Abstract Individuals are increasingly required to interact with complex and autonomous technologies,...
Cognitive neuroscience defines the sense of agency as the experience of controlling one’s own action...
Technological advancements have resulted in highly automated systems that are featured in many kinds...
Cognitive neuroscience defines the sense of agency as the experience of controlling one's own action...
Although being in control is an important aspect of human-machineinteraction, little is known about ...
In our increasingly technological world, automation has improved many aspects of our lives. But auto...
<div><p>The sense of agency refers to the feeling that one is controlling events through one’s own b...
System automation has steadily created a gap between the human operators and the loop of control (i....
The sense of agency is the experience of controlling both one's body and the external environment. A...
The sense of agency experienced in joint action is thus a central subjective dimension of human soc...
The sense of agency refers to the feeling that one is controlling events through one's own behavior....
Previous studies have shown that the perceived times of voluntary actions and their effects are perc...
International audienceHumans experience themselves as agents, capable of controlling their actions a...
The feeling of controlling events through one's actions is fundamental to human experience, but its ...
Although previous investigations reported a reduced sense of agency when individuals act with tradit...
Abstract Individuals are increasingly required to interact with complex and autonomous technologies,...
Cognitive neuroscience defines the sense of agency as the experience of controlling one’s own action...
Technological advancements have resulted in highly automated systems that are featured in many kinds...
Cognitive neuroscience defines the sense of agency as the experience of controlling one's own action...
Although being in control is an important aspect of human-machineinteraction, little is known about ...
In our increasingly technological world, automation has improved many aspects of our lives. But auto...
<div><p>The sense of agency refers to the feeling that one is controlling events through one’s own b...
System automation has steadily created a gap between the human operators and the loop of control (i....
The sense of agency is the experience of controlling both one's body and the external environment. A...
The sense of agency experienced in joint action is thus a central subjective dimension of human soc...
The sense of agency refers to the feeling that one is controlling events through one's own behavior....
Previous studies have shown that the perceived times of voluntary actions and their effects are perc...
International audienceHumans experience themselves as agents, capable of controlling their actions a...
The feeling of controlling events through one's actions is fundamental to human experience, but its ...
Although previous investigations reported a reduced sense of agency when individuals act with tradit...