 The separation of attention’s role in action from attention’s role in perception is somewhat artificial, especially when the perception in question is perception of one’s own moving body. Psychological research into that particular form of perception has been largely independent of research into the role of attention in vision and audition. A 2016 paper by Gregor Hochstetter reviews the research into this bodily case, and argues, following Marcel Kinsbourne (1995, 2002) that internal representation of a ‘body image’ must play some role in guiding attention during normal bodily awareness (Hochstetter, 2016).