Kooroush Deeghan
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Kooroush Deeghan’s research lies at the intersection of sensorimotor neuroscience and human perception, with a particular focus on proprioception—the body’s ability to sense its own position and movement. In his most-cited work, “Bias and sensitivity of proprioception of a passively felt hand path with and without a secondary task” (2013), Deeghan explored how cognitive load influences the accuracy and precision of proprioceptive awareness. His findings revealed that even a simple secondary task can subtly bias how individuals perceive the trajectory of a passively guided hand, shedding light on the interplay between attention and bodily awareness. Though early in his citation impact, this work contributes foundational insights into how the brain integrates sensory feedback under divided attention—a question with implications for rehabilitation, motor learning, and human-robot interaction. Deeghan’s research offers a nuanced understanding of the limits of human perception, making it a valuable reference for students and researchers studying embodied cognition and the neural mechanisms of self-awareness.
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