Hearing (rivaling) lips and seeing voices: how audiovisual interactions modulate perceptual stabilization in binocular rivalry.

Front Hum Neurosci · 2014 · PMC4154468 · PMID 25237302

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Post-hoc tests indicate that the volition strength stemmed from significant volition biases reducing the white lips percept (/aga/ viseme) both for the dominance duration ( p < 0.004) and fraction ( p = 0.051) and only from a nearly significant volition bias increasing the “to hold” black lips percept (/aba/ viseme) in dominance fraction ( p = 0.058).

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