.... low-frequency speech tracking MEG multisensory processing visual speech processing Austrian Science Fund 10.13039/501100002428 P31230 P34237 Address correspondence to Nina Suess, Centre for Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Salzburg, Hellbrunner Straße 34, Salzburg A5020, Austria. Email...

... and subjective aspects of self-disturbances. self-disturbance multisensory processing social distance self–other distinction Weakened or porous sense of self is a fundamental feature of schizophrenia (SZ). ^1–3 First-person accounts ^{4 , 5} and empirical evidence ^{2 , 6 , 7}...

...Jeannette R Mahoney; Joe Verghese; Anne Newman Dementia Multisensory processing Sensorimotor integration Cognition Mobility Aging presents many challenges to the central nervous system, which concurrently disrupt cognitive, sensory, and motor functionality ( 1 ). Mobility disorders are common...

... to that for auditory. The interaction between these phenomena may play an important role in multisensory processing. Consistent features were also found in the sensory dominance in sensory areas and audiovisual convergence in associative area Middle Temporal Gyrus. These 2 factors allow for both stability and a fast...

... disintegrations (personal; personal–extrapersonal) are necessary for the occurrence of OBE and AS, and that they are due to a paroxysmal cerebral dysfunction of the TPJ in a state of partially and briefly impaired consciousness. out‐of‐body experience; autoscopy; neurology; body schema; multisensory processing AP...

... of multisensory processing, as indexed by an abnormally wide temporal binding window, which has been reported in both schizophrenia and schizotypy. Then, the authors propose specific neurobiological markers possibly associated with temporal anomalies of multisensory processing and, consequently, body experiences...

...This chapter examines multisensory spatial cognition through the so-called clinical extinction phenomenon. It presents extinction-based evidence to illustrate the peculiar nature of multisensory processing occurring in pericorporeal space and discusses the plastic features of such processing...

... Cohen L Massaro W Smeele P M T Born W S Chu F Dodd B Poeppel D Spelke E S van Wassenhove V Stone J V Jackson Warren D H Welch R B Bedford F L Halle D Böhning M Hamilton R Karmiloff Smith A Synchrony Multisensory processing Multisensory integration Auditory Visual Time perception...

... TOVA Test of Variables of Attention Trail Making Test FM frequency modulation frequency modulation FM personal FM systems group learning activities cochlear implants embodied cognition multisensory processing eye tracking mother–infant dyads novel word learning Cochlear implants (CIs...

..., and our ability to perceive flavour as a whole and as a series of parts. The later chapters examine a range of theoretical issues concerning the flavour system. This includes a look at multisensory processing, and the way in which the mind and brain bind information from discrete sensory systems. It also...

... information in parallel and promote extensive interactions. TMS can provide valuable insights on the neural substrates associated with multisensory processing in humans. TMS is commonly described as a ‘relatively painless’ method of stimulating the brain noninvasively. However, TMS itself is strong...

... grid cell landmark planning sharp wave theta band rhythm closed loop control edge gradient motivation node reinforcement learning reward somatic marker motor information sensory information multisensory processing spatial perception spatial mappings body spaces peripersonal space...