crossmodaal
Crossmodaal is a term used in psychology and neuroscience to describe cross-modal processing, the ways in which information from different sensory modalities interacts, influences perception, and is integrated by the brain. It encompasses automatic and attention-modulated interactions between senses, as well as the formation of multisensory representations that guide perception and action.
Research in crossmodaal examines phenomena such as temporal synchrony, spatial alignment, and cross-modal correspondences, where features
Methodologically, crossmodaal studies use behavioral experiments, as well as neuroimaging (fMRI, EEG/MEG) and brain stimulation techniques
Applications span human–computer interaction, virtual reality, design of educational tools, and accessibility technologies, where cross-modal cues