A different way to combine direct perception with intersensory interaction

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):228-230 (2001)
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There is a discrepancy between Stoffregen & Bardy's concept with experimental work on human self-motion perception. We suggest an alternative: (1) higher brain centers are informed by a given sensory cue in a direct and rapid way (direct perception), and (2) this information is then used to prime and shape a more complex mechanism that usually involves several cues and processing steps (inferential)

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