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. 2017 Aug 29;7:9712. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-10077-8

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Tactile TOJs. The figure illustrates the fitted logistic functions from the data of the 12 participants. The x-axis represents different hypothetical SOAs between the two tactile stimuli: negative values on the left side indicate that the affected limb was stimulated first, while positive values indicate that the unaffected limb was stimulated first. The y-axis represents the proportion of trials in which the participants perceived the affected limb as being stimulated first. The orange curve represents the conditions in which the hands were held in an uncrossed posture, with the corresponding PSS value indicated by the orange dashed line. The green curve represents the conditions in which the hands were crossed over the sagittal body midline, with the corresponding PSS value indicated by the green dashed line. None of the two PSS values were significantly different from 0.