Auditory cues for somatosensory targets invoke visuomotor transformations: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence - Fig 2

A) Averaged reach trajectories for all participants in each cue-target condition (error patches represent the between-participant standard error of the mean). B) Average normalized directional error for each cue-target condition (error bars represent the between participant standard error of the mean). Participant’s reaching errors were significantly more influenced by gaze fixation position (i.e., Right Fixation vs. Left Fixation) in the AUD-VIS and AUD–SOMA than in the TACT-SOMA condition. C) Mean reaction times in each experimental condition (error bars represent the between-participant standard error of the mean). Reaction times were significantly longer in the AUD-SOMA and AUD-VIS conditions than TACT-SOMA condition. In addition gaze-shifts to the right resulted in longer reaction times in the AUD-SOMA condition.