Auditory-Somatosensory Temporal Sensitivity Improves When the Somatosensory Event Is Caused by Voluntary Body Movement

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RT @uranus_2: Auditory-Somatosensory Temporal Sensitivity Improves When the Somatosensory Event Is Caused by Voluntary Body … https://t.co/…

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"perceptual temporal sensitivity can be improved by motor-based prediction generated by the motor system" may support proprio's practice! https://t.co/W7S5Y0aIfl

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RT @MotorImpairment: How motor commands are used for judgements of temporal order. https://t.co/SvRy5MttOs Needed for proprioception!

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