<p>a. Pairs of auditory and visual stimuli presented in Experiment 3. b. Psychometric functions describing performance on synesthetically congruent (continuous line) and incongruent (dashed line) conditions in Experiment 3. c. Bagplot <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0005664#pone.0005664-Rousseeuw1" target="_blank">[39]</a> of participants' sensitivity (JNDs) on congruent vs. incongruent trials. d. Participants' sensitivity (JNDs), on congruent and incongruent trials in Experiment 3.</p
<p>A: Stimuli of the useful-field-of-view task (UFOV). In this task, participants reported the locat...
<p>(A) In each type of item sequences, the observers performed a duration discrimination task betwee...
The magnitude of congruency effects depends on, among other things, the specifics of previous trials...
<p>a. Pairs of auditory and visual stimuli presented in Experiment 2. b. Psychometric functions desc...
<p>a. Pairs of auditory and visual stimuli presented in synesthetically congruent (top) and incongru...
<p>Examples of stimuli in the four experimental conditions: monocular cue, normal, congruent (retina...
<p>(A) Possible locations for cues and targets; (B) Congruant trial; (C) Incongruent trial; (D) Tria...
<p>The four experimental tasks are presented in each quadrant. Each task is characterized by a senso...
<p>(A) Top: Example of a sequence in a perceptually regular environment with the final stimulus earl...
<p>(A) Audio-visual stimuli and experimental conditions. (Left) Visual stimuli viewed through a mirr...
<p>Detection responses were requested right after the target in the behavioural experiment and after...
<p>(A) The stimulus sequence. Participants were asked to respond with whether the durations of two s...
A) Stimulus space described by two parameters derived from the distribution of local contrast, contr...
<p>a) Examples from the set of three dimensional objects employed for Experiments 1 and 2. In both f...
<p>A. mean reaction times in the congruent and incongruent conditions, showing that the reaction tim...
<p>A: Stimuli of the useful-field-of-view task (UFOV). In this task, participants reported the locat...
<p>(A) In each type of item sequences, the observers performed a duration discrimination task betwee...
The magnitude of congruency effects depends on, among other things, the specifics of previous trials...
<p>a. Pairs of auditory and visual stimuli presented in Experiment 2. b. Psychometric functions desc...
<p>a. Pairs of auditory and visual stimuli presented in synesthetically congruent (top) and incongru...
<p>Examples of stimuli in the four experimental conditions: monocular cue, normal, congruent (retina...
<p>(A) Possible locations for cues and targets; (B) Congruant trial; (C) Incongruent trial; (D) Tria...
<p>The four experimental tasks are presented in each quadrant. Each task is characterized by a senso...
<p>(A) Top: Example of a sequence in a perceptually regular environment with the final stimulus earl...
<p>(A) Audio-visual stimuli and experimental conditions. (Left) Visual stimuli viewed through a mirr...
<p>Detection responses were requested right after the target in the behavioural experiment and after...
<p>(A) The stimulus sequence. Participants were asked to respond with whether the durations of two s...
A) Stimulus space described by two parameters derived from the distribution of local contrast, contr...
<p>a) Examples from the set of three dimensional objects employed for Experiments 1 and 2. In both f...
<p>A. mean reaction times in the congruent and incongruent conditions, showing that the reaction tim...
<p>A: Stimuli of the useful-field-of-view task (UFOV). In this task, participants reported the locat...
<p>(A) In each type of item sequences, the observers performed a duration discrimination task betwee...
The magnitude of congruency effects depends on, among other things, the specifics of previous trials...