Based on the findings of Collins et al., and individual can create a feeling that a prosthetic limb “belonged” to a person with an amputated hand because the brain gives a perception that the limb belongs to the person.
According to Collins et Al., in their research article that was titled "Ownership of an artificial limb induced by electrical brain stimulation", it was stated the brain of human beings can create a perception that a limb that's artificial belongs to a person with an amputated hand.
The research article explains that one major goal in neuroscience is that when a person has a paralyzed limb, doctors should be able to replace it with a prosthetic device which will perform the same function as the paralyzed limb.
In conclusion, the creation of a prosthetic device which functions exactly as the limb of the amputee is a goal in neuroscience.
