#crossmodaleffects — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #crossmodaleffects, aggregated by home.social.
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“If so-called visual, tactile, or auditory sensory cortex is actually operating using a cascade of feedback from higher levels to actively predict the unfolding sensory signals… then we should not be surprised to find extensive multimodal and cross-modal effects… even on ‘early’ sensory response.” (Clark 2011) #perception #multisensory #CrossModalEffects #PredictiveProcessing
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“If so-called visual, tactile, or auditory sensory cortex is actually operating using a cascade of feedback from higher levels to actively predict the unfolding sensory signals… then we should not be surprised to find extensive multimodal and cross-modal effects… even on ‘early’ sensory response.” (Clark 2011) #perception #multisensory #CrossModalEffects #PredictiveProcessing
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“If so-called visual, tactile, or auditory sensory cortex is actually operating using a cascade of feedback from higher levels to actively predict the unfolding sensory signals… then we should not be surprised to find extensive multimodal and cross-modal effects… even on ‘early’ sensory response.” (Clark 2011) #perception #multisensory #CrossModalEffects #PredictiveProcessing
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“If so-called visual, tactile, or auditory sensory cortex is actually operating using a cascade of feedback from higher levels to actively predict the unfolding sensory signals… then we should not be surprised to find extensive multimodal and cross-modal effects… even on ‘early’ sensory response.” (Clark 2011) #perception #multisensory #CrossModalEffects #PredictiveProcessing
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“If so-called visual, tactile, or auditory sensory cortex is actually operating using a cascade of feedback from higher levels to actively predict the unfolding sensory signals… then we should not be surprised to find extensive multimodal and cross-modal effects… even on ‘early’ sensory response.” (Clark 2011) #perception #multisensory #CrossModalEffects #PredictiveProcessing