Beyond perceptual modality: Auditory effects on visual perception
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Three sets of new findings with regard to modulation of visual perception by auditory stimuli are reviewed. First, we show that visual temporal resolution can be either improved or deteriorated by accompanying sounds, depending on the sequence and delay among the auditory and visual stimuli. Second, a single visual flash can be perceived as multiple flashes when accompanied by multiple sounds. Third, an ambiguous motion display consisting of two objects moving toward each other is perceived as streaming with or without an unsynchronized sound, but as bouncing with a synchronized sound. Based on these findings, we argue, against the traditional belief of visual dominance, that audition can modify vision particularly when it provides strong transient signal(s).
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著者
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Watanabe K
Division Of Biology California Institute Of Technology:computation And Neural Systems California Ins
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Shimojo Shinsuke
Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
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Scheier Christian
Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
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Nijhawan Romi
Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
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Shams Ladan
Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
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Kamitani Kukiyasu
Computation and Neural Systems, California Institute of Technology
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Watanabe Katsumi
Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
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Shams Ladan
Division Of Biology California Institute Of Technology
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Nijhawan Romi
Division Of Biology California Institute Of Technology:department Of Cognitive And Computing Science
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Shimojo Shinsuke
Division Of Biology California Institute Of Technology:human And Information Science Laboratory Ntt
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Kamitani Kukiyasu
Computation And Neural Systems California Institute Of Technology
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Scheier C
Division Of Biology California Institute Of Technology