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 …

When looking at two identical objects moving toward each other on a two-dimensional visual
display, two different events can be perceived: the objects can either be seen to bounce off …

The stream/bounce display represents an ambiguous motion event in which two identical
visual objects move toward one another and the objects overlap completely before they …

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 …

Two disks moving from opposite points in space, overlapping, and stopping at one another's
starting point can be seen as either bouncing off one another or streaming through one …

The past few years have seen a rapid growth of interest regarding how information from the
different senses is combined. Historically, the majority of the research on this topic has …

Although visual perception traditionally has been considered to be impenetrable by non-
visual information, there are a rising number of reports discussing cross-modal influences on …

Research regarding crossmodal interactions has garnered much interest in the last few
decades. A variety of studies have demonstrated that multisensory information (vision …

The sounds that result from our movement and that mark the outcome of our actions typically
convey useful information concerning the state of our body and its movement, as well as …

In unisensory contexts, spatially-focused attention tends to enhance perceptual processing.
How attention influences the processing of multisensory stimuli, however, has been of much …