Fig. 1: Experimental paradigm.
From: Auditory information enhances post-sensory visual evidence during rapid multisensory decision-making
Schematic representation of the task design illustrating the order of presented events on the testing day. Participants had to categorize noisy representations of faces and cars. A brief stimulus, which was either an image (V) or a congruent image and sound (AV), was presented for 50 ms and followed by a delay period of up to 1500 ms during which participants were required to indicate their decision with a button press. Their response was followed by an intertrial interval (blank gray screen), jittered between 1000 and 1500 ms in duration, before the next stimulus was presented.
