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cross-modal matching

cross-modal matching Cross-modal matching is the ability to connect information from one sense with corresponding information from another sense, such as linking a heard speech sound to the matching silent mouth movement.

Cross-modal matching is the ability to connect information from one sense with corresponding information from another sense, such as linking a heard speech sound to the matching silent mouth movement. In this research context, it refers to recognizing that auditory and visual speech belong together even when they are presented one after the other rather than at the same time.

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Drafting source: Kubicek Claudia; Hillairet de Boisferon Anne; Dupierrix Eve; Pascalis Olivier; Lœvenbruck Hélène; Gervain Judit; Schwarzer Gudrun. Cross-Modal Matching of Audio-Visual German and French Fluent Speech in Infancy. 2014; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0089275; article XML SHA-256 c5dcbaf31c82b25880927631c7e6c75d82bec270e92f3913d7aa3edc02264d59. “Cross-Modal Matching of Audio-Visual German and French Fluent Speech in Infancy” (10.1371/journal.pone.0089275).
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