Bleeping you out of the blink: Sound saves vision from oblivion
Bleeping you out of the blink: Sound saves vision from oblivion
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DOI：
10.1016/j.brainres.2008.01.070
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发表时间：
2008-11-25
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2.9
通讯作者：
Van der Burg, Erik
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作者：
Olivers, Christian N. L.;Van der Burg, Erik
在快速视频流中呈现的两个目标中的第二个(T2)在第一个目标(T1)之后不久呈现时经常被遗漏。这种现象被称为注意力眨眼。在这里，我们表明，同步声音的呈现使T2能够逃避注意的眨眼，在某种程度上，表现回到了T1的水平。这种声音也提高了T1的辨识度，几乎没有证据表明T1和T2之间存在权衡，即使在82%的试验中，声音与干扰相吻合，也发现了改善，这表明这是一个自动组件。目标之前的声音对T2的影响很小，甚至没有，这表明增强不是由于警报。这些发现重复和扩展了早期关于听觉驱动的单一视觉目标知觉增强的工作。它们对注意力眨眼的理论也有影响。(C)2008爱思唯尔B.V.保留所有权利
The second of two targets (T2) presented in a rapid visual stream is often missed when presented shortly after the first (T1). This phenomenon has been referred to as the attentional blink. Here we show that the presentation of a synchronous sound enables T2 to escape the attentional blink, to the extent that performance was back at the level of T1. The sound also improved T1 identification, with little evidence for a trade-off between T1 and T2, Improvements were also found even if the sounds coincided with distractors on 82% of the trials, suggesting an automatic component. Sounds that preceded the targets had little to no effect on T2, suggesting that the enhancement was not due to alerting. These findings replicate and extend earlier work on audition-driven perceptual enhancement of single visual targets. They also have implications for theories of the attentional blink. (c) 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved