This study investigates whether the sense of agency is sensitive to self-regulation by means of EEG-based neurofeedback. During neurofeedback, the brain activity in response to a motor task is recorded in real-time and displayed back to the participants. The participants can therefore use this information to adapt their performance on the motor task.
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Change in Electrophysiological data, i.e., EEG power in alpha band
Timeframe: Before and immediately after neurofeedback
Change in Electrophysiological data, i.e., EEG power in theta band
Timeframe: Before and immediately after neurofeedback
Change in Electrophysiological data, i.e., EEG power in gamma band
Timeframe: Before and immediately after neurofeedback
Change in the subjective perception of the Sense of Agency, i.e., visual analog scale assessing how much control participants feel over the game
Timeframe: Before and immediately after neurofeedback