Individual differences in the rubber-hand illusion: Predicting self-reports of people's personal experiences

► We model 22 experiences related to the rubber-hand illusion using Rasch models. ► The invariant order in the experiences reflects person-independent cognitive demands. ► A single ability determines how people experience the rubber-hand illusion.. ► In an extended model we include the constraints imposed by the experimental setup. ► Asynchrony and stimulation type (stroke vs. tap) constrain the rubber-hand illusion.