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. 2015 Aug 4;5:12739. doi: 10.1038/srep12739

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Mean constant errors (i.e., the mean deviation of the spatial responses from the location of the sound source) across all loudspeaker locations are shown separately for the 750 Hz and 3000 Hz tones. The left panel shows the data for the subgroup of participants (n = 15) in which the 750 Hz tone was paired with a visual stimulus to the left and the 3000 Hz tone with a visual stimulus to the right (750L/3000R). Data for the subgroup of participants (n = 15) in which the 750 Hz tone was paired with a visual stimulus to the right and the 3000 Hz tone with a visual stimulus to the left (750R/3000L) are shown in the right panel. Negative values indicate constant errors to the left of the true stimulus location, and positive values indicate constant errors to the right. Error bars denote the SEM.