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Fig 1.

Three experimental conditions (synchronous movement, no-movement, and unpredictable movement) Experiment 1 compared synchronous movement and no movement and Experiment 2 compared all three conditions.

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Fig 2.

Comfort distance task where participants indicated discomfort as agents approached their avatar.

Distances at which participants stopped the agents were recorded to measure comfort distance judgements.

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Fig 3.

Results from Experiment 1 showing Inclusion of Other in Self (IOS) scores (left) and mean comfort distances (right) for synchronous movement and no-movement conditions.

Error bars represent standard errors.

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Fig 4.

Experiment 2 Results self-other blurring (IOS scores) (left) and mean comfort distance judgements (right) across synchronous movement, no-movement, and unpredictable movement conditions.

Error bars represent standard errors.

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Fig 5.

Correlation plots for Experiment 1 (left) and Experiment 2 (right) between self-other blurring (IOS scores) and comfort distance judgements.

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