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Multisensory integration of stimulus-driven and goal-driven signals during urgent saccadic choices

2026-06-23

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The ability to orient or attend to sensory events is generally greater in response to visual and auditory cues occurring together than in response to single-modality cues occurring alone. In such cases the perceptual fusion of cross-modal stimuli (multisensory integration) depends on low-level features (e.g., location, intensity) and follows well established principles. However, less is known about multisensory in...

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862e97d3-d0dc-563d-af7f-509901d5aadb
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10.64898/2026.06.18.733213
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