Differences in performance with various stimulus–response mappings are among the most
prevalent findings for binary choice reaction tasks. The authors show that perceptual or …

For the listener-viewer, the musical and visual aspects of multimedia can relate in diverse
ways, each of which may affect the perceived meaning of the conjoined artifact (see Cohen …

Understanding of the factors that influence stimulus-response (SR) compatibility and
determine when and how compatibility effects will arise is a necessary foundation for …

(Angell, 1906, pp. 154-155, quoted in Kubovy & Van Valkenburg, p. 100). Sound would thus
almost inevitably activate visual and kinetic imagery. Support for such notions of cross …

The concept of affordance has been increasingly applied to stimulus–response compatibility
effects over the past 25 years, for which most explanations have been from an information …

How do we perceive the space around us, locate objects within it, and make our way
through it? What do the senses contribute? This book focuses on touch in order to examine …

In modern digital applications, users often interact with virtual representations of themselves
or others, called avatars. We examined how these avatars and their perspectives influence …

In the present article, we investigated the effects of pitch height and the presented ear
(laterality) of an auditory stimulus, irrelevant to the ongoing visual task, on horizontal …

Today, avatars often represent users in digital worlds such as in video games or workplace
applications. Avatars embody the user and perform their actions in these artificial …

Performance is better when a high pitch tone is associated with an up or right response and
a low pitch tone with a down or left response compared to the opposite pairs, which is called …