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cross-modal transfer

cross-modal transfer Cross-modal transfer is the carrying of information from one sensory modality to another, such as using what is heard to guide responses to what is seen.

Cross-modal transfer is the carrying of information from one sensory modality to another, such as using what is heard to guide responses to what is seen. In this context, it refers to recognizing the same emotional information across different senses.

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Drafting source: Palama Amaya; Malsert Jennifer; Gentaz Edouard. Are 6-month-old human infants able to transfer emotional information (happy or angry) from voices to faces? An eye-tracking study. 2018; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0194579; article XML SHA-256 e0868de55020011de66cc4d8e8d40c5dfe6ef460f20ff3abd63e19d1da7fedec. “Are 6-month-old human infants able to transfer emotional information (happy or angry) from voices to faces? An eye-tracking study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0194579).
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