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SOME characteristics of auditory and visual interaction were studied in 36 normal young adult subjects, using a method based on recognition of repetitions. This method extends and complements procedures developed by Averback and Sperling1, Broadbent2, and Shepard and Teghtsoonian3.
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BUSCHKE, H. Auditory and Visual Interaction in Man. Nature 195, 101–102 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/195101b0
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