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Original: Internal motor cues are also an indicator in deciding whether an action occurred through self-agency  and can be measured by the generation of movement.
Revised: Internal motor cues are also an indicator in deciding whether an action occurred through self-agency , and can be measured by the generation of movement.
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Original:  The most influential psychologist in the topic of self-agency was Daniel Wegner , who created the three criteria of self-agency: priority, exclusivity, and consistency.
Revised:  Daniel Wegner later defined the three criteria of self-agency: priority, exclusivity, and consistency.
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Original:  Fritz Heider  Mary-Ann Simmel (1944) conducted seminal work on the perception of external causal events.
Revised:  Fritz Heider and Mary-Ann Simmel (1944) conducted seminal work on the perception of external causal events.
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Original:  Work on attribution of agency to oneself, however, began with Benjamin Libet's famous demonstration that brain activity predictive of action precedes conscious awareness of the intention to act (Libet, Gleason, Wright , Pearl 1983;
Revised:  Work on attribution of agency to oneself, however, began with Benjamin Libet's demonstration that brain activity predictive of action precedes conscious awareness of the intention to act (Libet, Gleason, Wright , Pearl 1983;
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Original:  Work on attribution of agency to oneself, however, began with Benjamin Libet's famous demonstration that brain activity predictive of action precedes conscious awareness of the intention to act (Libet, Gleason, Wright , Pearl 1983;
Revised:  Work on attribution of agency to oneself, however, began with Benjamin Libet's famous demonstration that brain activity predictive of action precedes conscious awareness of the intention to act (Libet, Gleason, Wright and Pearl 1983;
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Original:  Daniel Wegner’s influential book The Illusion of Conscious Will (Illusion of control;
Revised:  Daniel Wegner’s book The Illusion of Conscious Will (Illusion of control;
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Original:  For instance, actions are perceived as temporally shifted towards their effects when they are performed volitionally, but not when involuntarily evoked by transcranial magnetic stimulation (Haggard, Clark,  Kalogeras 2002).
Revised:  For instance, actions are perceived as temporally shifted towards their effects when they are performed volitionally, but not when involuntarily evoked by transcranial magnetic stimulation (Haggard, Clark, and Kalogeras 2002).
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Original:  Moore, Wegner,  Haggard (2009) show that supraliminal priming affects intentional binding.
Revised:  Moore, Wegner, and Haggard (2009) show that supraliminal priming affects intentional binding.
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Original:  This effect contains an inferential ‘‘postdictive” component, because the effect shifts the perceived time of action, even when the probability of the effect's occurrence is low (Moore  Haggard, 2008).
Revised:  This effect contains an inferential ‘‘postdictive” component, because the effect shifts the perceived time of action, even when the probability of the effect's occurrence is low (Moore and Haggard, 2008).
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Original:  Gentsch  Schütz-Bosbach (2011) find top–down modulation of visual event-related potentials (ERPs) by both self agency and priming of self-agency, suggesting that both efferent information and prior thoughts about action consequence inform the sense of agency.
Revised:  Gentsch and Schütz-Bosbach (2011) find top–down modulation of visual event-related potentials (ERPs) by both self agency and priming of self-agency, suggesting that both efferent information and prior thoughts about action consequence inform the sense of agency.
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Original:  Strother, House,  Sukhvinder (2010) found intentional binding in a shared action situation where other agents with similar goals and actions were present.
Revised:  Strother, House, and Sukhvinder (2010) found intentional binding in a shared action situation where other agents with similar goals and actions were present.
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Original:  (For another Bayesian approach to agency and control, see Huys  Dayan, 2009.) Consistency Wegner argues that the event must match the planned action;
Revised:  (For another Bayesian approach to agency and control, see Huys and Dayan, 2009.) Consistency Wegner argues that the event must match the planned action;
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Original:  Wegner Wheatley (1999) demonstrated that priming participants with thoughts relevant to a movement just before it was made by another person caused participants to feel they had caused the action themselves.
Revised:  Wegner and Wheatley (1999) demonstrated that priming participants with thoughts relevant to a movement just before it was made by another person caused participants to feel they had caused the action themselves.
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Original:  Ebert  Wegner (2010) also showed that manipulating consistency enhanced both judgments of self-authorship and temporal binding between cause and effect (see also Haggard, Clark , Kalogeras, 2002;
Revised:  Ebert and Wegner (2010) also showed that manipulating consistency enhanced both judgments of self-authorship and temporal binding between cause and effect (see also Haggard, Clark , Kalogeras, 2002;
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Original:  Ebert  Wegner (2010) also showed that manipulating consistency enhanced both judgments of self-authorship and temporal binding between cause and effect (see also Haggard, Clark , Kalogeras, 2002;
Revised:  Ebert Wegner (2010) also showed that manipulating consistency enhanced both judgments of self-authorship and temporal binding between cause and effect (see also Haggard, Clark and Kalogeras, 2002;
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Original:  Moore, Wegner , Haggard, 2009).
Revised:  Moore, Wegner and Haggard, 2009).
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Original:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
Revised:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow and Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
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Original:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
Revised:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy and Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
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Original:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
Revised:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers and Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
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Original:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers , Marien, 2009).
Revised:  Other studies have shown that consistency between prior thought and subsequent action can produce a sense of vicarious agency for another person's actions (Wegner, Sparrow , Winerman, 2004), increase self-agency attributions for one's own actions (Pronin, Wegner, McCarthy , Rodriguez, 2006), and even produce changes in self-attribution when the prior thought is unconscious (Aarts, Custers , Wegner, 2005) or the result of nonconscious priming (Aarts, Custers and Marien, 2009).
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Original:  An internal forward model based on efference copy, for example, can predict the sensory consequences of a motor command and compare them with the actual sensory state after that action has been initiated (Blakemore, Wolpert , Frith, 2000, 2002;
Revised:  An internal forward model based on efference copy, for example, can predict the sensory consequences of a motor command and compare them with the actual sensory state after that action has been initiated (Blakemore, Wolpert and Frith, 2000, 2002;
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Original:  Engbert, Wohlschläger , Haggard (2008) provide data suggesting that compression of estimated intervals between action and effect occurs only for volitional actions initiated by the self and not for passive actions or for actions performed by others.
Revised:  Engbert, Wohlschläger and Haggard (2008) provide data suggesting that compression of estimated intervals between action and effect occurs only for volitional actions initiated by the self and not for passive actions or for actions performed by others.
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Original:  Indeed, omitting the effect of an action does eliminate intentional binding, so long as the probability of an effect given an action is sufficiently high (Moore %DIFDELCMD < & %%%  Haggard, 2008).
Revised:  Indeed, omitting the effect of an action does eliminate intentional binding, so long as the probability of an effect given an action is sufficiently high (Moore %DIFDELCMD < & %%% and Haggard, 2008).
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Original:  Synofzik, Vosgerau , Newen (2008) review findings on comparator models and argue that they cannot account for either a feeling of agency or a judgment of agency.
Revised:  Synofzik, Vosgerau and Newen (2008) review findings on comparator models and argue that they cannot account for either a feeling of agency or a judgment of agency.
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Original:  Their discussion concerns explicit judgments of agency, however, which may differ from results obtained using implicit measures (e.g., Engbert, Wohlschläger , Haggard 2008).
Revised:  Their discussion concerns explicit judgments of agency, however, which may differ from results obtained using implicit measures (e.g., Engbert, Wohlschläger and Haggard 2008).
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Original:  Moore, Lagnado, Deal , Haggard (2009) investigated whether statistical contingency alone could explain both predictive and inferential ‘‘postdictive” intentional binding effects.
Revised:  Moore, Lagnado, Deal and Haggard (2009) investigated whether statistical contingency alone could explain both predictive and inferential ‘‘postdictive” intentional binding effects.
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Original:  Similarly, given evidence (discussed above – see Haggard, Clark , Kalogeras 2002) that whether or not an action is volitional affects intentional binding, motoric representations and predictions seem also to affect Wegner's priority parameter.
Revised:  Similarly, given evidence (discussed above – see Haggard, Clark and Kalogeras 2002) that whether or not an action is volitional affects intentional binding, motoric representations and predictions seem also to affect Wegner's priority parameter.
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Original: Attempts to Synthesize Predictive and Postdictive Accounts of Agency Although predictive and postdictive accounts of agency are often cast as competitors, they may in fact be reconcilable when attributions of self-agency are viewed within the framework of cognition under uncertainty.
Revised: Attempts to synthesize predictive and postdictive accounts of agency Although predictive and postdictive accounts of agency are often cast as competitors, they may in fact be reconcilable when attributions of self-agency are viewed within the framework of cognition under uncertainty.
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Original:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon (viz., attribution of agency) , rather than being fundamentally incompatible.
Revised:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon , rather than being fundamentally incompatible.
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Original: References Citations Aarts H, Custers R, & Marien H (2009).
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Original:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon, rather than being fundamentally incompatible . Citations%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Aarts H, Custers R, Marien H (2009).
Revised:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon, rather than being fundamentally incompatible Citations%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Aarts H, Custers R, Marien H (2009).
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Original:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon, rather than being fundamentally incompatible . Citations%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Aarts H, Custers R, Marien H (2009).
Revised:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon, rather than being fundamentally incompatible . %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Aarts H, Custers R, Marien H (2009).
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Original:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon, rather than being fundamentally incompatible . Citations%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Aarts H, Custers R, Marien H (2009).
Revised:  As such, predictive and postdictive accounts may simply differ in emphasis and in the level at which they describe the phenomenon, rather than being fundamentally incompatible . Citations%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Marien H (2009).
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Original: Since the 1980s many college Book Art programs have evolved, including MFA programs at the University of Alabama in URL and a MFA in Book Art and Creative Writing Mills College in Oakland, URL The College Book Art Association (CBAA) was founded in URL CBAA organizes annual conferences, publishes an open access journal titled Openings:
Revised: Since the 1980s many college Book Art programs have evolved, including MFA programs at the University of Alabama in URL and a MFA in Book Art and Creative Writing Mills College in Oakland, CA. The College Book Art Association (CBAA) was founded in URL CBAA organizes annual conferences, publishes an open access journal titled Openings:
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Original:  Studies in Book URL and maintains a blog on Book Art URL There are several sub-fields within Book Art, including fine press books, sculptural bookworks, artist books, altered books, designer bookbindings, installations and performances.
Revised:  Studies in Book Art, and maintains a blog on Book Art URL There are several sub-fields within Book Art, including fine press books, sculptural bookworks, artist books, altered books, designer bookbindings, installations and performances.
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Original:  As this entry evolves examples of works in the subfields will be added, as well as a history of book art, and organizations that exhibit, teach and promote book art, such as the Center for Book URL located in New York City, the Minnesota Center for Book URL in Minneapolis and the San Francisco Center for the URL
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Original:  Publishers like William Morris|William Morris's Kelmscott Press from the British Arts and Crafts movement was an important precursor to fine press Book Art.
Revised:  Publishers like William Morris's Kelmscott Press from the British Arts and Crafts movement was an important precursor to fine press Book Art.
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Original: Dams and reservoirs 258x258px|The Hoover Dam In the past, large dams have often been the focus of water storage efforts.
Revised: Dams and Reservoirs 258x258px|The Hoover Dam In the past, large dams have often been the focus of water storage efforts.
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Original: Dams and Reservoirs 258x258px|The Hoover Dam In the past, large dams have often been the focus of water storage efforts.
Revised: Dams and reservoirs 258x258px|The Hoover Dam In the past, large dams have often been the focus of water storage efforts.
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Original:  Hand-washing: When water is stored in tanks for consumption hand-washing can become a factor in the tank lacks a proper faucet system, or if there is a lack of education on the risks posed by using hands for water consumption.
Revised:  Hand-washing: When water is stored in tanks for consumption hand-washing can become a factor if the tank lacks a proper faucet system, or if there is a lack of education on the risks posed by using hands for water consumption.
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Original: Water storage is a broad term referring to storage of both potable water for consumption, and non potable water for use in agriculture.
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Original: Water storage is a broad term referring to storage of both potable water for consumption, and non potable water for use in agriculture.
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Original:  In both developing countries and some developed countries [ found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season.
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Original:  In both developing countries and some developed countries [ found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season.
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Original:  In both developing countries and some developed countries [ found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season.
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Original:  In agriculture [ water storage, water is stored for later use in natural water sources, such as groundwater aquifers, soil water, natural wetlands, and small artificial ponds, tanks and reservoirs behind major dams.
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Original:  In agriculture [ water storage, water is stored for later use in natural water sources, such as groundwater aquifers, soil water, natural wetlands, and small artificial ponds, tanks and reservoirs behind major dams.
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Original: 'Water storage ' is a broad term referring to storage of both potable water for consumption, and non potable water for use in agriculture.
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Original: 'Water storage ' is a broad term referring to storage of both potable water for consumption, and non potable water for use in agriculture.
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Original:  In both developing countries and some%DIFDELCMD < [%%% developed countries found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season .
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Original:  In both developing countries and some%DIFDELCMD < [%%% developed countries found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season .
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Original:  In both developing countries and some%DIFDELCMD < [%%% developed countries found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season .
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Original:  In both developing countries and some%DIFDELCMD < [%%% developed countries found in tropical climates, there is a need to store potable drinking water during the dry season .
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