Figure 1.

(A) Localization task overview. The top row depicts the visual localization task (in which visual location cues were received), the middle row the tactile localization task (in which tactile location cues were received) and the bottom row the visuotactile localization task (in which visual and tactile location cues that point to the same direction were received). (B) Mapping of number pad (top left) to visual spatial cues on the screen (top right) and to tactile spatial cues (bottom). This figure has been adapted from our previous study (Wahn and König, 2015b) with permission of Koninklijke Brill NV.