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Results show that phasic auditory alertness affects visual perception by increasing the visual processing speed and lowering the threshold of conscious perception (Experiment 1).

The Japanese winner's results were published in Vision Research under the title "Perceived size and Perceived Distance of Targets Viewed From Between the Legs: Evidence for Proprioceptive Theory". The research found that shifting body posture affects visual perception.

Our first aim was to disentangle the relative contribution of each mechanism in how body ownership affects visual perception.

For example, previous studies specifically investigated the time window in which occipital TMS disrupts visual perception after stimulus onset, whereas in the current TMS study we investigated the time window in which occipital TMS affects visual perception before stimulus onset.

Methamphetamine administration was also associated with changes in visually evoked neural activity, suggesting that it may affect visual perception (Andretic et al. 2005).

We assessed perception by adults of nestling color-traits by means of visual models that take into account most factors affecting visual perception [37], [38].

One way to test whether looming and receding sounds affect visual perception is by examining whether the addition of looming or receding sounds to an orthographic plw changes task performance when this audiovisual plw has to be visually compared directly to another plw that carries visual cues making it objectively either facing towards or facing away from the viewer.

The results from the present study generally fit with this view – in order for the auditory stimulus to affect visual perception, integration of the auditory information would have to occur very rapidly, perhaps via direct cortical pathways that are not sensitive to spatial information.

Importantly, since TMS pulses disrupt neural activity in the targeted regions, we also tested whether stimulation of M1 at 150 or 300 ms after stimulus onset affected visual perception of body expressions.

Even if wearing multifocal glasses affected visual perception, our findings in the present study cannot adequately be explained in terms of wearing multifocal glasses, because it is far from clear that how the likely age-related changes in visual perception due to wearing multifocal glasses can cause overestimation rather than underestimation which was shown in the present study.

In line with our hypothesis, the present results show that the own body affects visual size perception for objects presented near the body and objects presented far from the body to a similar degree (rNear =.70 and rFar =.60; no significant effect of distance on own-body-size effect; see the " Results" section, Experiment 3).