o you see what you are hearing? Cross-modal effects of speech sounds on ipreading
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It is well known that visual information derived from mouth movements (i.e., lipreading) can have profound effects on auditory speech identification (e.g. the McGurk-effect [16]). Here we examined the reverse phenomenon, namely whether auditory speech affects lipreading. We report that speech sounds 4 December 2009 ccepted 9 January 2010
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