The body transfer illusion refers to the deceptive sense of ownership over a body that does not belong to oneself. This occurs when bottom-up visual cues override top-down knowledge about body ownership, leading to a false perception of possessing a different body.

Body Transfer Illusion 

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Illusion, or ignorance, is a mental factor that involves having faulty perception of reality. The individual is not able to see things clearly when they experience illusion.

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There are three basic negative mental factors:

- Illusion/ignorance
- Attachment/desire
- Aversion/hostility

Examples of Negative Mental Factors

Fabrizio, D. (ed.). (2009). Clinical handbook of mindfulness. Springer. 

Clinical Handbook of Mindfulness

Illusion/Ignorance

Attachment, or desire, happens when an individual experiences a selfish desire for an object. The person's reality is altered because they want something so much that they idealize it and fixate on it.

Attachment/Desire

Aversion, or hostility, is a mental factor that describes what happens when a person becomes so angry that they perceive everything around them negatively. 

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