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cross-modality matching
cross-modality matching Cross-modality matching is a psychophysical method in which a person adjusts one kind of sensory or physical dimension to match the perceived magnitude of another, such as changing line length to represent how loud a sound seems.
Cross-modality matching is a psychophysical method in which a person adjusts one kind of sensory or physical dimension to match the perceived magnitude of another, such as changing line length to represent how loud a sound seems. It is used to track subjective intensity over time, though it can show systematic bias and is often checked by comparing it with the reverse task, magnitude production.