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. 2016 May 9;10:164. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2016.00164

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Copyright © 2016 Braga, Fu, Seemungal, Wise and Leech.

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Auditory spatial attention influences natural gaze position. (A) Plot of gaze position for a single subject over all spatially cued (“Listen-Left” or “Listen-Right”) trials. Displacement axes: y = vertical, x = horizontal. (B) Horizontal gaze position for all subjects grouped by cue and target sound location. Spatial cues influenced gaze position during the subsequent listening task. No gaze biases were observed for spectral discriminations (“Listen-High” or “Listen-Low”) regardless of whether stimuli were presented dichotically (“R” and “L”) or diotically (“C”). Positive values on y-axis represent rightward, and negative values represent leftward gaze displacements. Displacement axes are in arbitrary units.