Individual differences in attributional style but not in interoceptive sensitivity, predict subjective estimates of action intention

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@mocost BTW, no association betw interoception and the sense of free will (Libet-style)... https://t.co/GHdgTThghV

@Darren_Rhodes @DrGBuckingham So here's a weird one: Interro sensitivity doesn't relate to Libet-like W-judgement https://t.co/GHdgTThghV

@briandavidearp Heh. That was our working title for this: http://t.co/oT1CfuPbhx :-)

@briandavidearp Heh. That was our working title for this: http://t.co/oT1CfuPbhx :-)

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