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Seeing objects helps us better hear the sounds they make

2018-10-19

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<p>It has been established that lip-reading improves the perception of auditory speech stimuli. But does the visual enhancement of auditory sensitivity extend to “objects” other than speech? In other words, does seeing an object help one hear it better? Here we report a series of psychophysical experiments in humans showing that the visual enhancement of auditory sensitivity generalizes to material objects. We fur...

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Literature Corpus work: cd342bf8-e604-5138-931a-ba2c6f321873
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/4bcr6

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