Ilusão da Mão de Borracha Induzida por Estímulos Controlados por Equipamento Eletrônico

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Marilia Lira
Patrícia Aparecida Dall’Agnol
Sérgio Américo Boggio
Paulo Sérgio Boggio

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A indução da ilusão da mão de borracha (IMB) é tipicamente realizada por pincéis de forma manual. Nesse sentido, elaboramos um equipamento eletrônico com intuito de aumentar a precisão dos estímulos táteis na IMB. Objetivo: verificar a eficácia de um equipamento eletrônico para indução da IMB. Método: participaram do estudo 51 participantes, com idades entre 11 e 59 anos divididos em quatro grupos. Para coleta de dados utilizamos próteses de mãos e o equipamento eletrônico desenvolvido. A intensidade da IMB foi avaliada por um questionário subjetivo contendo 13 perguntas classificadas entre concordância ou discordância sobre as sensações percebidas do paradigma. Resultados: encontramos efeitos significativos em todas as perguntas de incorporação da mão de borracha. Conclusão: o equipamento eletrônico mostrou-se eficaz na velocidade, sincronia e precisão da movimentação dos pincéis, com indução robusta do paradigma da IMB. Sugere-se a utilização desse equipamento em experimentação científica do paradigma da IMB.

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Lira, M., Dall’Agnol, P. A., Boggio, S. A., & Boggio, P. S. (2016). Ilusão da Mão de Borracha Induzida por Estímulos Controlados por Equipamento Eletrônico. Revista Psicologia: Teoria E Prática, 18(1), 129–140. https://doi.org/10.15348/1980-6906/psicologia.v18n1p129-140
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