First-person visual perspective enhances audiovisual synchrony effects in autonomous sensory meridian response.

One-tailed paired t-tests to test preregistered hypotheses showed a significantly greater arousal level for the asynchronous than the synchronous condition for the third person perspective [t(41) = −2.21, p- uncorrected = 0.016, d = −0.34], but only a trend toward significance for the first-person perspective [t(41) = −1.54, p- uncorrected = 0.066, d = −0.24].

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