Not That Heart-Stopping After All : Visuo-Cardiac Synchrony Does Not Boost Self-Face Attribution
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Recent experimental evidence and theoretical models suggest that an integration of exteroceptive and interoceptive signals underlies several key aspects of the bodily self. While it has been shown that self-attribution of both the hand and the full-body are altered by conflicting extero-exteroceptive (e.g. visuo-tactile) and extero-interoceptive (e.g. visuo-cardiac) information, no study has thus far investigated whether self-attribution of the face might be altered by visuo-cardiac stimulation similarly to visuo-tactile stimulation. In three independent groups of participants we presented ambiguous (i.e. morphed with a stranger's face) self-faces flashing synchronously or asynchronously with the participants' heartbeat. We then measured the subjective percentages of self-face attribution of morphed stimuli. To control for a potential effect of visuo-cardiac synchrony on familiarity, a task assessing the attribution of a familiar face was introduced. Moreover, different durations of visuo-cardiac flashing and different degrees of asynchronicity were used. Based on previous studies showing that synchronous visuo-cardiac stimulation generally increases self-attribution of the full-body and the hand, and that synchronous visuo-tactile stimulation increases self-face attribution, we predicted higher self-face attribution during the synchronous visuo-cardiac flashing of the morphed stimuli. In contrast to this hypothesis, the results showed no difference between synchronous and asynchronous stimulation on self-face attribution in any of the three studies. We thus conclude that visuo-cardiac synchrony does not boost self-attribution of the face as it does that of hand and full-body.
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PORCIELLO, Giuseppina, Moritz M. DAUM, Cristina MENGHINI, Peter BRUGGER, Bigna LENGGENHAGER, 2016. Not That Heart-Stopping After All : Visuo-Cardiac Synchrony Does Not Boost Self-Face Attribution. In: PloS one. Public Library of Science (PLoS). 2016, 11(8), e0160498. eISSN 1932-6203. Available under: doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0160498BibTex
@article{Porciello2016Heart-57233, year={2016}, doi={10.1371/journal.pone.0160498}, title={Not That Heart-Stopping After All : Visuo-Cardiac Synchrony Does Not Boost Self-Face Attribution}, number={8}, volume={11}, journal={PloS one}, author={Porciello, Giuseppina and Daum, Moritz M. and Menghini, Cristina and Brugger, Peter and Lenggenhager, Bigna}, note={Article Number: e0160498} }
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