Figure 3
From: Contribution of interaction force to the sense of hand ownership and the sense of hand agency
SO ratings - post-hoc comparisons for interaction “force x synchrony” (Study II). (A) Between-subject regressions between SO ratings and force for synchronous conditions (left) and asynchronous conditions (right) are shown. Grey data points correspond to the mean SO rating and mean force across synchronous/asynchronous trials for each subject. The black lines correspond to the between-subject regression line. The non-significant regressions suggest that the interaction “force x synchrony” (Table 1, Study II) is not explained by between-subject variability. (B) Within-subject regression coefficients between SO ratings and force for synchronous conditions (left) and asynchronous conditions (right) are shown. For each subject, a regression between SO ratings and force for all synchronous/asynchronous trials was computed and a paired t-test was computed between synchronous and asynchronous regression coefficients. Data points plotted in grey correspond to individual regression coefficients and data points plotted in black represent the mean coefficients across subjects. The significant paired t-test suggests that the interaction “force x synchrony” (Table 1, Study II) is explained by within-subject variability.
