When interacting with the environment, humans exhibit robust biases toward information that
pertains to themselves: Self-relevant information is processed faster and yields more …

Hundreds (if not thousands) of multisensory studies provide evidence that the human brain
can integrate temporally and spatially discrepant stimuli from distinct modalities into a …

Bodily illusions have fascinated humankind for centuries, and researchers have studied
them to learn about the perceptual and neural processes that underpin multisensory …

There is converging evidence for altered audiovisual integration abilities in hearing-
impaired individuals and those with profound hearing loss who are provided with cochlear …

We examined audiovisual and visuotactile integration in the central and peripheral visual
field using visual fission and fusion illusions induced by sounds or taps. The fission illusion …

The sense of body ownership is the feeling that one's body belongs to oneself. To study
body ownership, researchers use bodily illusions, such as the rubber hand illusion (RHI) …

Humans coordinate their focus of attention with others, either by gaze following or prior
agreement. Though the effects of joint attention on perceptual and cognitive processing tend …

Abstract Design plays a key role in the interpretability of complex visualizations. Many
applied domains utilize large quantities of data to make predictions, ranging from maps …

According to the action-specific account of perception, people perceive the spatial layout of
the environment relative to their abilities to act. Moving objects appear slower when they are …

Previous research has demonstrated that individuals exhibit a tendency to overestimate the
variability of both low-level features (eg, color, orientation) and mid-level features (eg, size) …