Multi-Sensory Processing

Question 1

What is multi-sensory processing?

Answer 1

Getting input from all senses
- Interaction
Not one at the same time, giving one mental representation
- Everyday life

Question 2

Disturbed Synchonocity

Answer 2

When, for example, visual signal and auditory signal doesnt connet
- Poorly dubbed voices
- Voice dont match the face

Question 3

McGurk Effect

Answer 3

• Audiovisual illusions
  When sound and lip movement do not correspond
• Conflicting with each other
• Influences what we are hearing
  Ba vs Fa

Question 4

Ventriloquist Illusion

Answer 4

Voice appears to come from moving mouth of a puppet rather than the actual speaker
- Stuffed animal talking
- That sound location from the tv is corresponding with what is visible on screen

Question 5

Additional Flash Illusion

Answer 5

When a single visual flash is accompanied by multiple auditory beeps, leading to perceiving the one flash as multiple ones

Question 6

Rubber-hand Illusion

Answer 6

Simultaneuously stroking of real hand and rubber hand, rubber hand is perceived as part of own body
- Same emotional and defense responses as if youre hurting your real hand

Question 7

Synaesthesia

Answer 7

A clinical condition in which information from one sense channel leads to an automatic, conscious experience in another sense channel
- Each letter having different colors
- Words have each a different taste
London Tub map

Question 8

Cross-Modal effects in attention

Answer 8

-Similar to attention orienting research
Visual stimuli as a cue, with audio as targeted stimulus
- Attention allocation in the visual modality can influence attention to the auditory modality