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UNDERSTANDING THE PROCESS OF MULTISENSORY INTEGRATION
Multisensory integration, the process by which the brain integrates inputs from different senses, has enormous survival value, and the search for its guiding principles has yielded substantial insight into this remarkable process. At the single neuron level, responses are more robust to …
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Multisensory integration in subclinical neck pain
… response times, and altered sensorimotor integration, leading to the possibility that multisensory integration is also affected. Effective multisensory integration is important for many tasks at home and at work, making it important to know if it is altered in SCNP individuals, and whether …
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Multisensory integration in weakly electric fish
… are encoded by p-type tuberous receptors. Six multisensory neurons were found that responded to both categories of stimuli. However, when the stimuli were presented simultaneously, the responses to one of the two categories were suppressed. Further, in six neurons that responded to one …
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Contrasting Dependent Variables in the Study of Multisensory Integration
Multisensory integration is the process by which the brain synthesizes sensory signals across multiple modalities to form a product that is distinct from its component signals. There is a vast and growing corpus of findings documenting the benefits of multisensory integration in a wide variety of …
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Multisensory Integration in adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
… multiple stimuli into a single percept is called multisensory integration (MI). MI acts as a stimulus enhancer because the detection of parallel stimuli belonging to the same object is faster and more accurate than when only one stream of stimuli is presented. The faster detection of multimodal …
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Multisensory integration in spatial orientation and self-motion perception
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Multisensory Integration in Social and Nonsocial Events and Emerging Language in Toddlers
Multisensory integration enables young children to combine information across their senses to create rich, coordinated perceptual experiences. Events with high intersensory redundancy across the senses provide salient experiences which aid in the integration process and facilitate perceptual …
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Multisensory Integration in Early Toddlerhood: Interrelationships with Context, SES and Expressive Vocabulary
… infants and toddlers are capable of sensory integration early in life. By integrating information, particularly speech, infants ultimately learn to reproduce language by late toddlerhood. These language skills form a foundation for learning and achievement later in life, and there is …
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THE EFFECT OF EARLY SENSORY DEPRIVATION ON THE TEMPORAL PROFILE OF MULTISENSORY INTEGRATION
… findings suggest that the temporal profile of multisensory responses in normal animals is featured by a superadditive initial enhancement and a delayed inhibition. In sensory-deprived animals, such features of the multisensory temporal profile were demonstrated to be altered. Even though these …
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Fine-Grained Analyses of Multisensory Integration and Emerging Language in 24-Month-Olds
The Multisensory Assessment Protocol (MAAP) is a protocol that measures whether participants look at a synchronized audiovisual event more than an asynchronous audiovisual event or a distractor. It has been used in previous studies to show the relationship between multisensory integration and …
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MUSIC TO OUR EYES: ASSESSING THE ROLE OF EXPERIENCE FOR MULTISENSORY INTEGRATION IN MUSIC PERCEPTION
… audiovisual articulatory gesture, and that such multisensory integration is innate and specific to language. Our goal for the present study was to determine if a McGurk-like Effect holds true for music perception as well, as a domain for which innateness and experience can be disentangled more …
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Audiovisual multisensory integration in young adults with and without a diagnosis of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
… altered in ADHD are involved in the process of multisensory integration (MSI). MSI is a fundamental form of sensory processing involved in many everyday tasks. Therefore, it is important to know whether those with ADHD experience altered MSI. Two different paradigms were used to assess MSI in …
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An Investigation of multisensory integration: Does peak occipital beta frequency directly influence the Flash Tap illusion?
Building upon a previous project this research looks to investigate a proposed relationship between the peak frequency of occipital beta and the temporal binding window (Cooke, Gillmeister, Romei & Wilson, In preparation) for the Flash Tap illusion first proposed by Violentyev, Shimojo and Shams …
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Opportunities and limits of multisensory integration in online stores-superdadditivity, crossmodal correspondence and involvements as determinans of consumer behavior.
El marketing multisensorial tiene el potencial de reducir los peligros de la competencia ruinosa causada por el aumento del comercio electrónico, porque influye en la percepción, la actitud, el juicio y el comportamiento de compra. En relación con la influencia de los estímulos multisensoriales, se …
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Reducing distractibility in healthy older adults
… In particular, older adults exhibit increased multisensory integration, showing larger gains than younger adults when information in one sensory modality is accompanied by matching information in a different modality. Although these enhanced integration capabilities can be beneficial in certain …
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The Effects of Aging on Cross-Modal Attention
… that have been observed is an increase in multisensory integration. In the young brain, multisensory integration is governed by a combination of stimulus characteristics (spatial location, timing, and intensity) and higher-order cognitive constraints (semantic congruence, attention). Given …
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Constructing multiple objects across space and time
… representation of an object or event. Temporal integration, the process of combining information over time is one important prerequisite for it. Likewise, multisensory integration, the process of combining information from different sensory modalities to generate a coherent percept is of great …
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Disturbances of multisensory processing in schizophrenia spectrum disorders: a behavioural and neurophysiological account
… might be associated with abnormal multisensory integration and abnormal bodily self-awareness. The primary goal of this thesis was to explore the behavioural and neurophysiological markers of self-disturbances in schizophrenia and in high schizotypy (i.e. a sub-clinical trait linked …
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Falls and multisensory processing: exploring multisensory perception as a potential rehabilitation avenue for fall-prone older adults
… citizens coincides with rapid developments in multisensory research. Research demonstrating older adults rely more on multisensory inputs compared to younger individuals, as well as mounting evidence linking multisensory processing abilities to cognitive and functional ageing present exciting …
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Causal Inference: A New Name for an Old Concept?
… psychology and neuroscience have investigated multisensory integration and have come to differing conclusions regarding the mechanisms behind the phenomenon. Though this stark difference exists, many of the rules regarding cue presentation, development and beneficial outcomes are the same. I …
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