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. 2020 May 7;14:389. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2020.00389

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Changes of esteem accuracy (EA) between uncrossed and crossed-arm TOJ in the POST_I session. EA is computed through the SOA corresponding to half of the inverse of its derivate for PSS; thus, the shorter the SOA, the better the accuracy is. The worsening of EA going from the uncrossed to crossed hands, typical of healthy subjects (black), was present only for the more-trained prosthesis (red) and absent for the more anthropomorphic (violet) prosthesis. TOJ crossing hand effect is in favor of the embodiment of only the more trained prosthesis.