How 'special' is the human face? Evidence from an audiovisual temporal order judgment task.
Upright and inverted audiovisual video clips of a monkey producing a 'coo' and a human imitating this vocalization were presented at a range of stimulus onset asynchronies. Participants made temporal order judgments regarding which modality stream appeared to have been presented first. The...
Main Authors: | Vatakis, A, Spence, C |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2007
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