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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 10.
Published in final edited form as: Cogn Neuropsychol. 2019 May 10;36(3-4):103–116. doi: 10.1080/02643294.2019.1609918

Table 1.

Questions regarding second-order sensorimotor experiences

1. Somatic sensation in the motor cortex evoked by stimulation subthreshold for movement:
  • Do you feel anything on or in your body when I stimulate here? Can you describe the feeling?
  • Was it on your skin? If so, where on your skin?
  • Was it a movement of your body? If so, movement of what part in what direction and how far?
  • Was it a sensation inside your chest or stomach?
  • How would you rate the naturalness of the sensation from 10 (completely natural) to 0 (completely unnatural)?
  • When the stimulation is increased to evoke a movement, how does that movement compare to the sensation evoked by lower intensity stimulation?
2. When a movement is evoked:
  • Do you know that part of your body just moved?
  • What part?
  • In what direction?
  • How would you rate the naturalness of the movement from 10 (completely natural) to 0 (completely unnatural)?
  • Did you make that movement, or did I [the investigator] cause it?
3. Intention and agency evoked by stimulation subthreshold for evoking movement per se:
  • Did you feel an urge, desire, or intention to move or a feeling that you were about to make a movement?
  • If so, of what part of your body and in what direction?
  • If you wanted to, why did you not make that movement?
  • If you had made the movement, would it have been you making the movement or me [the investigator] causing the movement?
  •If I [the investigator] increase the intensity of stimulation, does that movement occur, or a different movement?