Audio-visual interactions uniquely contribute to resolution of visual conflict in people possessing absolute pitch.

In further support of this implication, a paired t -test on AV conditions within group showed greater predominance for the musical scores over gratings when score was accompanied by an auditory melody that was congruent, either in pitch and notation (pitch-congruent) or in notation only (pitch-incongruent) compared to incongruent sound, and this was true in both the AP-group ( t (8) = 3.857, p = .005, d = 1.115, and t (8) = 3.605, p = .007, d = 0.517, respectively) and the non-AP group except the marginally significant difference between pitch-congruent and melody-incongruent trials ( t (9) = 2.096, p = .066, d = .345, and t (9) = 2.422, p = .038, d = .372, respectively).

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However, the statistical result failed to reach significance, leading to further analysis only with two AV trials–congruent vs. incongruent trials.

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