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Subsequent studies have confirmed that the McGurk effect is a very robust illusion [5], [6].

We examined how robust the illusion is by testing whether the frequency of the illusion can be reduced by providing feedback.

We investigated the neural correlates of a robust somatosensory illusion where a stimulation, occurring initially at the wrist, then twice in rapid succession further up the arm, can create the illusion of sequential touches at intervening locations along the arm that were never stimulated.

The combination of subjective (Experiment #1), physiological (Experiment #2) and behavioral (Experiment #3 and #4) measures of the illusion provides robust and corroborative evidence for the illusion.

Susan Traiman of the Business Roundtable criticizes the new study, saying that it gives an illusion of a robust supply because it bundles all STEM fields together.

These results indicate that the illusion was relatively robust as compared to the asynchronous tapping condition.

Using this strategy, we have previously shown that a variety of brightness illusions represent a robust response to the statistical relationship between images and scenes, independent of specific features of the visual system itself [15] (see also ref. [17] for a complementary explanation for illusions of space).

Both of these illusions are very robust in their basic form: it is impossible by conscious effort or attention to inhibit or change the direction, speed and vividness with which the stationary stimuli appear to move (Palmer 1992).

We used one block for each condition to prevent interference effects across the conditions and to produce the most robust effect possible by maintaining the illusions for a prolonged period of time.

It undermined illusions about art's purity while confirming its robust inevitability.

The ease with which odd perceptual phenomena can be induced, at least subsequent to basic illusion onset, in the present study challenges the presumption that a robust bodily self-representation or body-image plays a significant role for multisensory processing.