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Development and experience-dependence of multisensory spatial processing
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DOI：10.1016/j.tics.2023.04.012.png)
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Multisensory spatial processes are fundamental for efficient interaction with the world. They include not only the integration of spatial cues across sensory modalities, but also the adjustment or recalibration of spatial representations to changing cue reliabilities, crossmodal correspondences, and causal structures. Yet how multisensory spatial functions emerge during ontogeny is poorly understood. New results suggest that temporal synchrony and enhanced multisensory associative learning capabilities first guide causal inference and initiate early coarse multisensory integration capabilities. These multisensory percepts are crucial for the alignment of spatial maps across sensory systems, and are used to derive more stable biases for adult crossmodal recalibration. The refinement of multisensory spatial integration with increasing age is further promoted by the inclusion of higher-order knowledge.
Keyword:
CONGENITALLY BLIND HUMANS
AUDITORY LOCALIZATION
TACTILE LOCALIZATION
REFERENCE FRAME
TOP-DOWN
INTEGRATION
SPACE
CHILDREN
DEPRIVATION
PERCEPTION
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