In the dummy hands study conducted by Pavani, Spence and Driver ...

[Frost2351]

In the dummy hands study conducted by Pavani, Spence and Driver (2000):
 
  a) touch dominated vision.
   b) reaction time was the independent variable.
   c) dummy hands had an influence even if they were misaligned with the participants' real hands.
   d) participants seem to have experienced an illusory sensation of touch.

Question 2

The McGurk effect occurs when:
 
  a) we experience a stimulus from one sensory modality (e.g., audition) in another sensory modality (e.g., vision).
   b) sounds coming from the speakers distributed throughout a theater seem to be coming from the screen.
   c) visual cues impact how we perceive speech sounds.
   d) we experience phantom tactile sensations because of visual cues.

[honnalora]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c

[Frost2351]

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[marict]

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