Multisensory integration has often been characterized as an automatic process. Recent
findings indicate that multisensory integration can occur across various stages of stimulus …

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 …

Inspired by broader efforts to make the conclusions of scientific research more robust, we
have compiled a list of some of the most common statistical mistakes that appear in the …

Multisensory integration involves a host of different cognitive processes, occurring at
different stages of sensory processing. Here I argue that, despite recent insights suggesting …

This review addresses the question of when spatial coincidence facilitates multisensory
integration in humans. According to the spatial rule (which was first formulated on the basis …

A major determinant of multisensory integration, derived from single-neuron studies in
animals, is the principle of inverse effectiveness (IE), which describes the phenomenon …

Merging information from multiple senses provides a more reliable percept of our
environment. Yet, little is known about where and how various sensory features are …

Highlights•Models combining drift-diffusion and optimality can explain multisensory
discrimination behavior.•A distributed network with multiple redundant pathways is involved …

The Colavita effect occurs when participants respond only to the visual element of an audio-
visual stimulus. This visual dominance effect is proposed to arise from asymmetric facilitation …

Current models of brain organization include multisensory interactions at early processing
stages and within low-level, including primary, cortices. Embracing this model with regard to …