Learn Before
Effect of Instinctive Actions on Phantom
When the stump begins to move to complete a task (like picking up a ball), the mistake in attempting to use the phantom limb is realized and simultaneously there is often, but not always, a monetary sensation of the phantom (however this ceases within a few months for the patients "quickly learn to avoid making mistakes"). One possible explanation for this is that the cortex is in a hypersensitive state, enabling the normally subconscious reflexes locally to reach a conscious level.
0
1
Tags
Behavioral Neuroscience
Psychology
Neuroscience (Neurobiology)
Social Science
Empirical Science
Science
Life Science / Biology
Biomedical Sciences
Related
Impact of Sedatives on Phantom Perception
Impact of Climatic Conditions on Phantom
Thinking of the Phantom
The Effect of Urinating on the Phantom
Effect of Loss of Balance on Phantom
Effect of Instinctive Actions on Phantom
Effect of Fright on Phantom Perception
Effect of Emotion on Phantom Perception
Effect of Wearing an Artificial Limb on Phantom Perception
Effect of Stump Pain on Phantom Limb Perception