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Beyond the Regression Effect: Investigating Time-Order Effects on the Cross-Modal Correspondence of Brightness and Loudness Within the Global Psychophysical Theory
This exploratory experimental study investigates the contribution of stimulus presentation order to the regression effect in cross-modal matching of brightness and loudness. Previous research has largely relied on the magnitude production paradigm to obtain individual cross-modal matches, which indu
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