When auditory rules over vision: The impact of temporal synchrony for auditory-visual sensory attenuation effects
Shabnamalsadat Ayatollahi, Christina Bermeitinger, Pamela Baess · FENS Forum 2024
Previous research has shown that the N1 responses are attenuated for sensory consequences of self-initiated actions compared to externally-initiated sensory consequences. This illustrates the existence of prediction mechanisms allowing the differentiation between self and externally generated events. Previous studies provided evidence for modulated N1 responses following self-initiated sounds or pictures. A recent study showed attenuated N1 responses also for self-initiated auditory-visual stimuli. The present study investigated the impact of temporal synchrony of the auditory and visual stimu
ePoster · Neuroscience