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. 2017 Jul 5;8(4):2041669517718697. doi: 10.1177/2041669517718697

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Figure 2. — The effect of sustained adaptation on temporal recalibration. (a–c) Group mean data showing distributions of synchrony judgements as a function of SOA following prolonged adaptation to asynchronous audiovisual, visuotactile and audiotactile pairs, respectively. Adaptation consisted of a rapid sequence of 180 asynchronous stimuli whose SOA was fixed at either 100 ms or −100 ms. Temporal recalibration effects are revealed by the best-fitting Gaussian functions being shifted in the direction of the leading stimulus during adaptation. (d) Group mean PSS difference between each order of adaptation after fitting Gaussian functions to each participant’s data. Error bars show ± 1 standard error.