Ventriloquism Effect is a perceptual phenomenon in auditory-visual integration whereby the perceived location of a sound source is systematically displaced toward the location of a concurrent but spatially disparate visual stimulus, illustrating the dominance of visual spatial cues over auditory ones in spatial localization.
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Temporal and spatial dependency of the ventriloquism effect
Daniel A. Slutsky, Gregg H. Recanzone · Neuroreport · 2001 · 348 citations
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