A three-way distinction can be made between the sense of agency (the sense that one is the author of a mental state), the sense of ownership (the sense that one is the owner of a mental state), and the sense of location (the sense that a mental state is located within one's own mind).

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  Self-Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• mental states concept
• sense of ownership concept