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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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Andy T Woods,Marusa Levstek,Jamie Moffatt et al. Andy T Woods et al.
This exploratory study investigates the relative impacts of incorporating additional sensory- and embodiment-enhancing elements into virtual reality (VR) experiences beyond standard headset features, including vibrating floors, blowing wind...
Natalee J von Keyserling,Diana K Sarko Natalee J von Keyserling
Traditionally, systems neuroscience has focused on singular sensory systems operating in near isolation, ignoring the complexity of the brain's inherent ability to integrate multiple sensory modalities in a symphony of signals that creates ...
Lihan Chen Lihan Chen
We introduce how 'the rule of thumb' of multisensory integration, which was proposed in the seminal book The Merging of the Senses by Stein and Meredith in 1993, inspired the empirical research work conducted at Multisensory lab, Peking Uni...
Thomas J Hostler,Giulia L Poerio,Clau Nader et al. Thomas J Hostler et al.
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is a multisensory experience most often associated with feelings of relaxation and altered consciousness, elicited by stimuli which include whispering, repetitive movements, and close personal att...
Ghazaleh Mahzouni,Moorea M Welch,Michael Young et al. Ghazaleh Mahzouni et al.
Misophonia is characterized by strong negative reactions to everyday sounds, such as chewing, slurping or breathing, that can have negative consequences for daily life. Here, we investigated the role of visual stimuli in modulating misophon...
Yusuke Suzuki,Masayoshi Nagai Yusuke Suzuki
Participants tend to produce a higher or lower vocal pitch in response to upward or downward visual motion, suggesting a pitch-motion correspondence between the visual and speech production processes. However, previous studies were contamin...
Ivan Makarov,Runar Unnthorsson,Árni Kristjánsson et al. Ivan Makarov et al.
In two experiments, we explored whether cross-modal cues can be used to improve foraging for multiple targets in a novel human foraging paradigm. Foraging arrays consisted of a 6 × 6 grid containing outline circles with a small dot on the ...
Luke E Miller,Alessandro Farnè Luke E Miller
Tools can extend the sense of touch beyond the body, allowing the user to extract sensory information about distal objects in their environment. Though research on this topic has trickled in over the last few decades, little is known about ...
Xiaoyu Tang,Wanlong Liu,Yingnan Wu et al. Xiaoyu Tang et al.
Combining information from visual and auditory modalities to form a unified and coherent perception is known as audiovisual integration. Audiovisual integration is affected by many factors. However, it remains unclear whether the trial hist...