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Metacognition Indexes Causal Inference in Audiovisual Speech
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2022
unpublished
In multisensory environments, our brains perform causal inference to estimate which sources produce specific sensory signals. While these inferences are often accurate, they sometimes create multisensory illusions. Here, we ask two questions about multisensory causal inference: can our brains index the causal structures that underlie sensory experience? And can they do so when perceived content is identical across illusory and non-illusory scenarios? To answer these questions, 122 online
doi:10.31234/osf.io/u9ad6
fatcat:3jsiawm365hjdezd6jq7qdaefi