Table 1.

The experimental design is represented, outlining the audio-tactile factors and the corresponding number of trials for experiment 1 and experiment 2. Additionally, it includes the unisensory (i.e., tactile) conditions associated with each experiment.

	Audio-Tactile condition				Tactile condition
Exp. 1	2 Body Part (hand vs. trunk)	2 Hand Status (motor vs. static)	2 Sound Direction (looming vs. receding)	5 Sound Distance (D1 vs. D2 vs. D3 vs. D4 vs. D5)	2 Body Part (hand vs. trunk)	2 Hand Status (motor vs. static)	2 Temporal Delay (T1 vs. T5)
	x 15 trials = 664 trials				x 12 trials = 96 trials
Exp. 2	2 Body Part (Hand vs. Trunk)	2 Hand Status (motor vs. static)	2 Sound Direction (Looming vs. Receding)	5 Sound Distance (D1 vs. D2 vs. D3 vs. D4 vs. D5)	2 Body Part (hand vs. trunk)	2 Hand Status (motor vs. static)	5 Temporal Delay (T1 vs. T2 vs. T3 vs. T4 vs. T5)
	x 10 trials = 400 trials				x 10 trials = 200 trials