Multisensory perception and integration
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This cluster of papers explores the phenomenon of multisensory integration, focusing on how humans combine and process information from different sensory modalities such as vision, touch, and hearing. It delves into topics such as crossmodal processing, neural correlates of audiovisual interaction, synesthetic experiences, perceptual enhancement, sensory expectations, temporal integration, neuronal oscillations, and cortical connectivity.
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multisensory integration; audiovisual integration; synesthesia; cross-modal perception; multisensory perception; cross-modal correspondence; auditory-visual interaction; audiovisual speech perception; McGurk effect; cross-modal interaction; cross-modal integration; temporal order judgment; multisensory processing; audiovisual speech integration; visual speech; visual-tactile integration; cross-modal plasticity; grapheme-color synesthesia; cross-modal transfer; cross-modal associations; audiovisual speech; sound-induced flash illusion; grapheme-colour synaesthesia; visual dominance; visual speech cues
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Morton address: 36253682582422548 · morton4x16-v1
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