Table A1.
Audio | Visual | McG |
---|---|---|
bait | gate | date |
bale | cane | gale |
bale | kale | gale |
been | beep | beam |
been | deep | beam |
bent | dent | dent |
bog | dog | dog |
cap | calm | cat |
cap | can | cat |
clap | can | cat |
cop | con | cot |
grin | grip | grim |
hip | hit | hit |
lisp | list | list |
day | nail | |
map | mat | mat |
nay | pay | may |
neat | peat | meet |
pale | tail | kale |
pale | trail | kale |
pea | tea | key |
peek | tea | key |
peep | tea | key |
pill | tim | kin |
pin | tin | kin |
pram | cram | cram |
ran | rap | ram |
rip | rid | rig |
shop | shot | shock |
shop | shone | shot |
veer | dear | gear |
vet | get | debt |
warn | warp | warm |
The acceptable fused responses were either the epected McGurk fusion or a word presenting an intermediate place of articulation between the visual and the auditory word or the same place of articulation as the visual word. Words other than the auditory word that presented the same place of articulation of the auditory word were classified as other.