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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"inverse effectiveness"”.
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Examining Age-related Enhancement of Multisensory Gain: The Role of Sensory Decline and Inverse Effectiveness
… sensory decline weakens unisensory stimulus effectiveness, producing a boost in multisensory gain through inverse effectiveness. Many previous studies present stimuli at the same intensity for both younger and older adults (i.e., stimulus-matched), as opposed to accounting for each …
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The role of intensity, temporal synchrony, and biogenic amines for unimodal and multimodal integration during learning and memory of honey bees and bumble bees
… This integration follows the principle of inverse effectiveness, akin to observations in vertebrates, suggesting comparable underlying neuronal computations. The second chapter explored the interaction between synchronicity, temporal order and intensity during learning and memory in honey …
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Adaptation in multisensory neurons
… than for stronger stimuli, a phenomenon known as inverse effectiveness. It is believed that a non-linear, saturating response function may underlie CME associated with inverse effectiveness. We explore this idea in more detail, showing that apart from CME, many other response properties of DSC …
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Mathematical models of cognitive processes
… paired stimuli are weaker (the principle of inverse effectiveness). Several studies have shown that the capability of SC neurons to engage in multisensory integration requires inputs from cortex; primarily the anterior ectosylvian sulcus (AES), but also the rostral lateral suprasylvian sulcus …
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Sources and Correlates of Performance Enhancement in Audiovisual Speech Perception
… tasks. Contrary to the principle of inverse effectiveness, this integration enhancement was found not to decrease with auditory signal-to-noise ratio but to peak at an intermediate ratio. In the third study, we developed a model based on the congruency of response errors (confusions) …