The rubber-hand illusion best illustrates the importance of

A) kinesthesis.
B) top-down processing.
C) endorphins.
D) tinnitus.

Rubber-Hand Illusion

A psychological experiment that creates the illusion that a rubber hand is part of the participant's body, demonstrating the brain's integration of tactile and visual inputs.

Kinesthesis

Kinesthesis, or kinesthesia, is the sense that detects bodily position, weight, or movement of the muscles, tendons, and joints, enabling our bodies to move freely and with coordination.

Top-Down Processing

A cognitive process that starts with a higher-level understanding or expectation to interpret lower-level information in perception or cognition.