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incongruence

incongruence Incongruence is a mismatch between information from different sources, especially when auditory and visual inputs do not fit together.

Incongruence is a mismatch between information from different sources, especially when auditory and visual inputs do not fit together. In this context, the mismatch can involve where events seem to come from, when they occur, or what they mean.

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Drafting source: Ermert Cosima A.; Yadav Manuj; Ehret Jonathan; Mohanathasan Chinthusa; Bönsch Andrea; Kuhlen Torsten W.; Schlittmeier Sabine J.; Fels Janina. Audiovisual angle and voice incongruence do not affect audiovisual verbal short-term memory in virtual reality. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0330693; article XML SHA-256 b5ab6d5bda4f38a7daa3d8bac7a5c4d94d4eb1d73cbbbfce3567ccff97e585d7. “Audiovisual angle and voice incongruence do not affect audiovisual verbal short-term memory in virtual reality” (10.1371/journal.pone.0330693).
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