"When sounds speak faster than words": Audiovisual
semantic congruency enhances early visual object processing

Chen, Y; Spence, C

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"When sounds speak faster than words": Audiovisual semantic congruency enhances early visual object processing

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Chen, Y., & Spence, C. (2016). "When sounds speak faster than words": Audiovisual semantic congruency enhances early visual object processing. European Conference on Visual Perception, 45(S2), 153.

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Chen, Y., and C. Spence. “‘When Sounds Speak Faster than Words’: Audiovisual Semantic Congruency Enhances Early Visual Object Processing.” European Conference on Visual Perception, vol. 45, no. S2, SAGE Publications, 2016, p. 153.

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Chen, Y, and C Spence. 2016. “‘When Sounds Speak Faster than Words’: Audiovisual Semantic Congruency Enhances Early Visual Object Processing.” In European Conference on Visual Perception, 45:153. SAGE Publications.
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University of Oxford

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MSD

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Experimental Psychology

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University of Oxford

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MSD

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Experimental Psychology

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AH/L007053/1

Bibliographic Details

Publisher:: SAGE Publications Publisher's website
Host title:: Perception
Journal:: European Conference on Visual Perception Journal website
Volume:: 45
Issue:: S2
Pages:: 153
Publication date:: 2016-12-06
Acceptance date:: 2016-05-12
DOI:: 10.1177/0301006616671273
EISSN:: 1468-4233
ISSN:: 0301-0066

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Subtype:: Abstract
Pubs id:: pubs:638763
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Local pid:: pubs:638763
Source identifiers:: 638763
Deposit date:: 2016-08-16

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Notes:: This abstract was presented at the European Conference on Visual Perception (ECVP) 2016, Barcelona.

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