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Out-of-body experiences and other complex dissociation experiences in a patient with unilateral peripheral vestibular damage and deficient multisensory integration

Kaliuzhna et al., 2015

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7890286693339592851
Author
Kaliuzhna M
Vibert D
Grivaz P
Blanke O
Publication year
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Multisensory Research

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Out-of-body experiences (OBEs) are illusory perceptions of one's body from an elevated disembodied perspective. Recent theories postulate a double disintegration process in the personal (visual, proprioceptive and tactile disintegration) and extrapersonal (visual and …
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