Crossmodal Perception is a cognitive process whereby information from multiple distinct sensory modalities is integrated to form a unified perceptual representation, distinguishing it from unimodal perception by its reliance on interactive neural mechanisms across sensory systems.
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Cross-modal Perception
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Sarah Partan, Peter Marler · Science · 1999 · 677 citations
Direct perception in the intersubjective context
Shaun Gallagher · Consciousness and Cognition · 2008 · 647 citations · Full text
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