Establishing object correspondence over time (“Which object went where?”) is important for
productively interacting with the surrounding environment. Here, we study auditory …

Withfew exceptions, the sound-induced bias toward bouncing characteristic of the
stream/bounce effect has been demonstrated via subjective responses, leaving open the …

A central task for vision is to identify objects as the same persisting individuals over time and
motion. The need for such processing is made especially clear in ambiguous situations such …

Since different senses are attuned to the different aspects of the environment, crossmodal
interactions can reduce perceptual ambiguity which may result from relying on a single …

We employed audiovisual stream/bounce displays, in which two moving objects with
crossing trajectories are more likely to be perceived as bouncing off, rather than streaming …

When two identical targets move toward one another from opposite sides of a display and
continue past one another along collinear trajectories, they can be perceived to either …

The audiovisual stream-bounce effect refers to the resolution of ambiguous motion
sequences as streaming or bouncing depending on the presence or absence of a sound …

We examined the attention and inference accounts of audiovisual perception using the
stream/bounce display, a visual stimulus wherein two identical objects move toward each …

We aimed to show that a single auditory tone crossmodally affects multiple visual events
using a multiple stream/bounce display (SBD), consisting of two disk pairs moving toward …

The audiovisual bounce inducing effect (ABE) is a bouncing percept induced by the
presentation of a sound in a motion display otherwise perceived as streaming. The literature …