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Fig. 2. From: No effect of auditory–visual spatial disparity on temporal recalibration.

The proportions of visual-first responses (V-first) for each exposure lag (−100 ms sound-first, 100 ms light-first) for each combination of location of exposure sound (central, lateral) and location of the test sound (central, lateral)

Mirjam Keetels, et al. Exp Brain Res. 2007 Oct;182(4):559-565.
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Fig. 1. From: No effect of auditory–visual spatial disparity on temporal recalibration.

Schematic illustration of the experimental conditions. In the exposure phase, the subject was exposed to a sound–light pair with 100 ms temporal offset (either sound-first or light first). During exposure, sounds were either presented from central (a, c) or lateral location (b, d). In the test phase, sound–light pairs were presented with a particular SOA ranging between −240 and 240 ms, with negative values indicating that the sound was presented first. Sounds of the test-stimulus pair either came from central (a, b) or lateral location (c, d )

Mirjam Keetels, et al. Exp Brain Res. 2007 Oct;182(4):559-565.

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