For most multisensory events, observers perceive synchrony among the various senses
(vision, audition, touch), despite the naturally occurring lags in arrival and processing times …

It has become accepted in the neuroscience community that perception and performance
are quintessentially multisensory by nature. Using the full palette of modern brain imaging …

Human multisensory systems are known to bind inputs from the different sensory modalities
into a unified percept, a process that leads to measurable behavioral benefits. This …

Research in multisensory processes has exploded over the last decade. Tremendous
advances have been made in a variety of fields from single-unit neural recordings and …

Despite 2 centuries of research, the question of whether attending to a sensory modality
speeds the perception of stimuli in that modality has yet to be resolved. The authors highlight …

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The law of prior entry was one of EB Titchener's seven fundamental laws of attention.
According to Titchener (1908, p. 251):“the object of attention comes to consciousness more …

People often move in synchrony with auditory rhythms (eg, music), whereas synchronization
of movement with purely visual rhythms is rare. In two experiments, this apparent attraction …

The relative spatiotemporal correspondence between sensory events affects multisensory
integration across a variety of species; integration is maximal when stimuli in different …

When an audio—visual event is perceived in the natural environment, a physical delay will
always occur between the arrival of the leading visual component and that of the trailing …