Rapidly induced auditory plasticity¶
Recanzone. (1998). Rapidly induced auditory plasticity: The ventriloquism aftereffect. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Domain-specific¶
- Ventriloquism Effect
- A distinct aftereffect accompanies sustained exposure: auditory localisation recalibrates toward the visual reference even after the visual event is removed, operating on a timescale of minutes and reflecting longer-term adjustment of the priors that govern spatial integration.
This sourceDemonstrates the ventriloquism aftereffect quantitatively: an 8-degree audiovisual spatial mismatch sustained for 20-30 minutes shifts subsequent auditory-only localisation toward the visual reference by a comparable amount across listeners and frequencies, which Recanzone attributes to rapid cortical representational plasticity.
- A distinct aftereffect accompanies sustained exposure: auditory localisation recalibrates toward the visual reference even after the visual event is removed, operating on a timescale of minutes and reflecting longer-term adjustment of the priors that govern spatial integration.
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