cross-modal perception
Cross-modal perception refers to the ability of the brain to make associations and integrate information from different sensory modalities, such as sight, hearing, and touch, in order to form a cohesive perception of the world.
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Related Concepts (18)
- cognition and perception
- cross-modal attention
- cross-modal communication
- cross-modal integration
- cross-modal learning
- cross-modal priming
- multisensory integration
- multisensory perception
- perception
- perception and attention
- perception and emotion
- perception and interpretation
- perception and language
- perception and memory
- perception and motor control
- perceptual development
- sensory integration
- synesthesia
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- crossmodal attention
- crossmodal correspondences
- crossmodal perception
- crossmodal processing
- multi-modal interaction
- multimodal perception
- perceptual ambiguity
- perceptual consciousness
- perceptual organization in different sensory modalities
- scene perception
- selective perception
- sensory perception
- tactile perception
- three-dimensional perception
- visual perception