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neural correlats of feeling generation-LRP&nond
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Long-term changes in the functional connectome after B4DT for OCD
No full textStudy of changes in the functional connectome of OCD patients versus healthy controls before, immediately after and three months after concentrated exposure and response preventio
Characterizing mutations in and genetic interactions of RGG-motif translation repressor Sbp1
No full textWe have investigated the role of RRM domains of Sbp1 (an RNA binding protein) towards its ability to cause growth defect and localize to P bodies in response to stres
Should multisensory temporal acuity be viewed through the window of perceived simultaneity?
No full textTemporal coincidence provides a powerful cue that events originating from different sensory modalities, such as audition and vision, have a common cause. Multisensory integration is often found across a range of sub-second physical asynchronies, supporting the existence of a temporal binding window. In recent years, it has become de rigueur to measure temporal binding windows using the simultaneity judgement (SJ) task, and interpret differences between groups as indicative of differences in the temporal sensitivity of integration processes. However, much of this work does not include sufficiently explicit caveats about the processes that generate the window of simultaneity, potentially misrepresenting the underlying cause(s) of differences between groups. Here, we advocate more explicit recognition of the fundamentally subjective nature of the ‘window’ derived from SJs. We argue that it has poor face validity to measure the conceptually distinct temporal binding window, and demonstrate that its extent is dependent on how the observer decides to interpret the word “simultaneous.
