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Each participant's unimodal CDFs were used to calculate the race distribution at each time bin using the following formula: [P (A) + P (V)] – [P (A) × P (V ], where P (A) is the probability of responding within a given time in a unimodal auditory trial, and P (V) is the probability of responding within a given time in a unimodal visual trial.

Behind and perpendicular to this glass screen was a 12 cm square aperture through which the participant's right hand entered in order to touch the object on haptic trials or to begin each visual trial.

For each visual trial a written word was presented centrally for 300 ms, followed by a masking fixation cross for 2000 2200 ms, during which subjects made their size judgment responses by lifting their index fingers from a fiber optic response paddle (the response hand mappings were counterbalanced across subjects).

This necessitates an additional cue that marks the beginning of each trial which was a visual trial onset (TO) cue.

Compared to a visually trained (V) group, the audio-visually trained (AV) group showed faster learning on visual trials across the ten training sessions, suggesting that multisensory training promotes more effective encoding of information and/or better retention of learning than unisensory training.

Our results showed a systematic effect of rTMS to the AG upon decision-making behavior in visual trials.

There were very few letter target misses in dual task trials with long SOA and single task visual trials.

In both auditory and visual trials the noise will have two sources, motor noise and sensory noise.

During training audiovisual trials were present, in addition to visual trials, in the congruent and incongruent groups (shown by dashed lines in Figure 2).

There were 100 trials per block, including 20 single task auditory trials, 20 single task visual trials, 20 null trials and 40 dual task trials, 20 trials for each SOA.

The experiment involved (a) dual task trials, with a tone followed by a masked letter; (b) single task auditory trials; (c) single task visual trials; (d) null trials with no stimulus.