Figure 2
From: The Role of Visual Experience in Auditory Space Perception around the Legs
Influence of visual experience: Interaction between group and longitudinal plane. Sighted subjects reported a significantly higher probability to correctly locate sounds delivered in the frontal space (red circle) than in the back space (blue circle), while blind subjects showed no significant differences in localizing sounds presented in frontal and back space. In the frontal space, sighted people performed better than blind people, while no significant differences between groups were found in the back space (horizontal black bars represent significant differences). Symbols represent LS mean, while errors bars indicate the 95% confidence interval estimated by the LS means.
