Exogenous Spatial-Cuing Studies of Human Cross-Modal Attention and Multisensory Integration

Charles J. Spence · John J. McDonald · Jon Driver

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This chapter focuses on the issue of whether stimulation at around the same place and time, in more than one sensory modality, has any effects on perceptual processing and/or on covert spatial attention in humans. Topics discussed include exogenous spatial-cuing paradigms, initial studies of exogenous crossmodal spatial cuing, crossmodal cuing effects in speeded orthogonal spatial-cuing tasks, crossmodal cuing effects revealed by speeded ‘implicit spatial discrimination’ go/no-go tasks, and combined behavioural and electrophysiological evidence for visual-upon-auditory exogenous crossmodal spatial influences.

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