Disowning Pain Phenomenon (or<unk><unk>  phenomena") is the subject of 2008 study suggesting that distorting the body image can change the way we feel it. For example, when we see an organ through<unk><unk> s, it looks smaller than it really is, which may reduce the pain felt from that organ. Ten patients whose right arms were suffering from chronic pain that was intensified by movement were asked to move their arms while their visual perceptions of those arms were altered. They first used<unk> s that magnified how their bodies appeared, and then used<unk><unk> s that instead reduced their sizes. They also asked to rate the pain they felt when doing so. The larger the limbs appeared, the more pain was felt. Magnifying and minimizing with<unk> s can even change the extent of swelling.
Inverted binocular phenomenon
Entoptic phenomenon
Dawn phenomenon
Auditory exclusion
Blue field entoptic phenomenon
Endaural phenomena
Ashman phenomenon
Intrinsicoid deflection