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. 2018 Apr 26;12:15. doi: 10.3389/fnint.2018.00015

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SJ task (left) and the TOJ task (right), presented with the SOAs of ±70 and ±270 ms. In both of the tasks, the one stimulus of the audiovisual pair (sound in this example) can appear 1–3 s following the fixation cross and another stimulus (light in this example) appears either ±70 or ±270 ms relative to the other stimulus. The figure depicts the auditory stimulus (i.e., beep) as presented 270 ms before the visual stimulus (i.e., flash). Note, that the design is the same for both of the tasks and only the question asked is different.