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Publications

The haptic cuing of visual spatial attention: Evidence of a spotlight effect

Tan HZ. et al, (2009), Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, 7240

Crossmodal exogenous orienting improves the accuracy of temporal order judgments.

Santangelo V. and Spence C., (2009), Exp Brain Res, 194, 577 - 586

The role of working memory in tactile selective attention.

Dalton P. et al, (2009), Q J Exp Psychol (Hove), 62, 635 - 644

Do Odour-Colour Associations Bias the Orienting of Visual Attention

Dematte ML. et al, (2009), CHEMICAL SENSES, 34, E42 - E42

The effect of sound intensity on the audiotactile crossmodal dynamic capture effect.

Occelli V. et al, (2009), Exp Brain Res, 193, 409 - 419

Does the sight of physical threat induce a tactile processing bias? Modality-specific attentional facilitation induced by viewing threatening pictures.

Van Damme S. et al, (2009), Brain Res, 1253, 100 - 106

Is visual dominance modulated by the threat value of visual and auditory stimuli?

Van Damme S. et al, (2009), Exp Brain Res, 193, 197 - 204

Olfactory discrimination: when vision matters?

Demattè ML. et al, (2009), Chem Senses, 34, 103 - 109

Spatial attention affects the processing of tactile and visual stimuli presented at the tip of a tool: an event-related potential study.

Yue Z. et al, (2009), Exp Brain Res, 193, 119 - 128

Spatial attention affects the processing of tactile and visual stimuli presented at the tip of a tool: An event-related potential study

Yue Z. et al, (2009), Experimental Brain Research, 193, 119 - 128

'When birds of a feather flock together': synesthetic correspondences modulate audiovisual integration in non-synesthetes.

Parise CV. and Spence C., (2009), PLoS ONE, 4, e5664 - e5664

Auditory-somatosensory multisensory interactions are spatially modulated by stimulated body surface and acoustic spectra.

Tajadura-Jiménez A. et al, (2009), Neuropsychologia, 47, 195 - 203

Crossmodal facilitation of visual target identification at the level of object representation by the presentation of a concomitant sound

Chen Y-C. and Spence C., (2009), PERCEPTION, 38, 145 - 145

Explaining the Colavita visual dominance effect.

Spence C., (2009), Prog Brain Res, 176, 245 - 258

Feeling what you hear: task-irrelevant sounds modulate tactile perception delivered via a touch screen

Lee J-H. and Spence C., (2009), Journal on Multimodal User Interfaces, 1 - 12

The multisensory perception of synchrony

Spence C. et al, (2009), PERCEPTION, 38, 113 - 113

Auditory product design: New methods for evaluating the influence of changes in product sound on product evaluation

Spence C., (2008), Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics, 30, 31 - 38

Multisensory product experience

Schifferstein HNJ. and Spence C., (2008), 133 - 161

The Multisensory driver: Implications for ergonomic car interface design

Ho C. and Spence C., (2008), The Multisensory Driver: Implications for Ergonomic Car Interface Design, 1 - 143

Visual distortion of a limb modulates the pain and swelling evoked by movement.

Moseley GL. et al, (2008), Curr Biol, 18, R1047 - R1048

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