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期刊名:Multisensory research

缩写:MULTISENS RES

ISSN:2213-4794

e-ISSN:2213-4808

IF/分区:2.1/Q2

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Yi-Chuan Chen,Charles Spence Yi-Chuan Chen
We report two experiments designed to investigate whether the presentation of a range of pleasant fragrances, containing both floral and fruity notes, would modulate people's judgements of the facial attractiveness (Experiment 1) and age (E...
Pia Hauck,Christoph von Castell,Heiko Hecht Pia Hauck
The quality of a concert hall primarily depends on its acoustics. But does visual input also have an impact on musical enjoyment? Does the color of ambient lighting modulate the perceived music quality? And are certain colors perceived to f...
Magdalena Szubielska,Paweł Augustynowicz,Delphine Picard Magdalena Szubielska
The aim of this study was twofold. First, our objective was to test the influence of an object's actual size (size rank) on the drawn size of the depicted object. We tested the canonical size effect (i.e., drawing objects larger in the phys...
Charles Spence Charles Spence
There has been a rapid growth of interest amongst researchers in the cross-modal correspondences in recent years. In part, this has resulted from the emerging realization of the important role that the correspondences can sometimes play in ...
Xiaofang Sun,Pin-Hsuan Chen,Pei-Luen Patrick Rau Xiaofang Sun
The purpose of this study was to investigate the cue congruency effect of auditory stimuli during visual search in dynamic environments. Twenty-eight participants were recruited to conduct a visual search experiment. The experiment applied ...
William Chung,Michael Barnett-Cowan William Chung
Integration of incoming sensory signals from multiple modalities is central in the determination of self-motion perception. With the emergence of consumer virtual reality (VR), it is becoming increasingly common to experience a mismatch in ...
Elyse Letts,Aysha Basharat,Michael Barnett-Cowan Elyse Letts
Previous studies have found that semantics, the higher-level meaning of stimuli, can impact multisensory integration; however, less is known about the effect of valence, an affective response to stimuli. This study investigated the effects ...
Lisa Rosenblum,Elisa Grewe,Jan Churan et al. Lisa Rosenblum et al.
The integration of information from different sensory modalities is crucial for successful navigation through an environment. Among others, self-motion induces distinct optic flow patterns on the retina, vestibular signals and tactile flow,...
Yen-Han Chang,Mingxue Zhao,Yi-Chuan Chen et al. Yen-Han Chang et al.
Crossmodal correspondences refer to when specific domains of features in different sensory modalities are mapped. We investigated how vowels and lexical tones drive sound-shape (rounded or angular) and sound-size (large or small) mappings a...
Daniel Gurman,Colin R McCormick,Raymond M Klein Daniel Gurman
Crossmodal correspondences are defined as associations between crossmodal stimuli based on seemingly irrelevant stimulus features (i.e., bright shapes being associated with high-pitched sounds). There is a large body of research describing ...