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Re: [AUDITORY] Semantic McGurk Effect
Thanks to all that responded. This has been interesting and fun.
I don’t want to restart the discussion… but if I may summarize (and risk getting it wrong and starting a new flood of responses):
As others have said I think priming is probably the best way to describe this. I was surprised that the result was so strong and changeable, even though I understood the process.
I now understand the McGurk effect is an example of cross-modal *integration* and that sounds different from priming. All good.
Thanks everybody for the fun examples.
— Malcolm
P.S. And Bob, I’m always happy to shave my legs for science and you. :-)