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 …

Recent studies have revealed how attention operates across modalities and affects the
detection of, the orientation to, and the perceptual localization of, stimuli. In contrast …

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

In a two-dimensional display, identical visual targets moving toward and across each other
with equal, constant speed can be perceived either to reverse their motion directions at the …

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 stream-bounce effect refers to a bistable motion stimulus that is interpreted as two
targets either “streaming” past or “bouncing” off one another, and the manipulations that bias …

Hearing the blare of an ambulance siren often impels us to trace the location of the
emergency vehicle with our gaze so we can quickly decide which way to pull the car over. In …

Two discs moving from opposite points in space, overlapping and stopping at the other
disc's starting point, can be seen as either bouncing or streaming through each other. With …

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 …

Motion perception can be altered by information received through multiple senses. So far,
the interplay between the visual and the auditory modality in peripheral motion perception is …