CROSS-MODAL EFFECTS ON VISUAL AND AUDITORY OBJECT PERCEPTION
CROSS-MODAL EFFECTS ON VISUAL AND AUDITORY OBJECT PERCEPTION
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DOI:
10.3758/bf03205954
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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通讯作者:
RHODES, G
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作者:
OLEARY, A;RHODES, G
Cross-modal influences on perceptual organization were demonstrated using a display that combined a stimulus for auditory stream segregation with its visual apparent movement analog. Both phenomena give rise to the perception of either 1 or 2 objects, depending on the rate of presentation of the stimuli. At slower rates, 1 object is perceived, while 2 are perceived at faster rates. Subjects indicated the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) between successive stimuli at which the perceptual shift occurred in each modality. Then visual and auditory stimuli were presented concurrently and subjects responded to the target modality sequence. Two intergroup separations for the nontarget stimuli were used. Distances were chosen, based on the subject''s calibration data, which represented 1 and 2 objects, respectively, at the stream segregation point for the target sequence. Segregation occurred at larger SOA when the nontarget stimulation indicated 2 objects than when it represented one. This was true for both visual and auditory target sequences.