講演名 2015-07-18
Perceptual latency of sensory stimuli is changed with motor-auditory but not with motor-visual temporal recalibration
菅野 禎盛(九州産大), Mirjam Keetels(UvT), Jean Vroomen(UvT),
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抄録(和) Perception of synchrony between one's own action and its sensory feedback can be recalibrated after exposure to an induced delay (temporal recalibration: TR). TR might be obtained by a motor shift (change in motor execution timing) and/or a sensory shift (change in peceptual latency). We examined whether perceptual latency changes with a shift of subjective synchrony. Participants were exposed to a delayed visual or auditory feedback after voluntary action, and then did a synchronous tapping (ST) task (to measure subjective synchrony) and a simple reaction time (SRT) task (to measure latency shifts). For auditory stimuli, SRT became significantly shorter by 6.5 ms after exposure to motor-auditory (MA) delays. This auditory speed-up was accompanied by 33.4 ms shift of the point of subjective simultaneity (PSS) in the MA-ST task. Exposure to visually-delayed stimuli did not change visual SRT (< 0.1 ms), though the MV tap-asynchrony was significantly shifted by 16.3 ms. These results suggest that the MA-TR is more potent than MV-TR and that shifts in perceptual latency can partly account for adaptation to temporal delays.
抄録(英) Perception of synchrony between one's own action and its sensory feedback can be recalibrated after exposure to an induced delay (temporal recalibration: TR). TR might be obtained by a motor shift (change in motor execution timing) and/or a sensory shift (change in peceptual latency). We examined whether perceptual latency changes with a shift of subjective synchrony. Participants were exposed to a delayed visual or auditory feedback after voluntary action, and then did a synchronous tapping (ST) task (to measure subjective synchrony) and a simple reaction time (SRT) task (to measure latency shifts). For auditory stimuli, SRT became significantly shorter by 6.5 ms after exposure to motor-auditory (MA) delays. This auditory speed-up was accompanied by 33.4 ms shift of the point of subjective simultaneity (PSS) in the MA-ST task. Exposure to visually-delayed stimuli did not change visual SRT (< 0.1 ms), though the MV tap-asynchrony was significantly shifted by 16.3 ms. These results suggest that the MA-TR is more potent than MV-TR and that shifts in perceptual latency can partly account for adaptation to temporal delays.
キーワード(和) motor-sensory adaptation / crossmodal processing / time perception
キーワード(英) motor-sensory adaptation / crossmodal processing / time perception
資料番号 HIP2015-55
発行日 2015-07-11 (HIP)

研究会情報
研究会 HIP
開催期間 2015/7/18(から2日開催)
開催地(和) 九州産業大学
開催地(英) Kyushu Sangyo University
テーマ(和) 多感覚,VR心理学,知覚,行動および一般
テーマ(英)
委員長氏名(和) 安藤 英由樹(阪大)
委員長氏名(英) Hideyuki Ando(Osaka Univ.)
副委員長氏名(和) 石井 雅博(札幌市大) / 蒲池 みゆき(工学院大)
副委員長氏名(英) Masahiro Ishii(Sapporo City Univ.) / Miyuki Kamachi(Kogakuin Univ.)
幹事氏名(和) 水科 晴樹(NICT) / 新井田 統(KDDI研) / 清河 幸子(名大)
幹事氏名(英) Haruki Mizushina(NICT) / Sumaru Niida(KDDI R&D Labs.) / Sachiko Kiyokawa(Nagoya Univ.)
幹事補佐氏名(和) 黒木 忍(NTT) / 菅沼 睦(早大)
幹事補佐氏名(英) Sinobu Kuroki(NTT) / Mutsumi Suganuma(Waseda Univ.)

講演論文情報詳細
申込み研究会 Technical Committee on Human Information Processing
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タイトル(英) Perceptual latency of sensory stimuli is changed with motor-auditory but not with motor-visual temporal recalibration
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キーワード(1)(和/英) motor-sensory adaptation / motor-sensory adaptation
キーワード(2)(和/英) crossmodal processing / crossmodal processing
キーワード(3)(和/英) time perception / time perception
第 1 著者 氏名(和/英) 菅野 禎盛 / Yoshimori Sugano
第 1 著者 所属(和/英) 九州産業大学(略称:九州産大)
Kyushu Sangyo University(略称:KSU)
第 2 著者 氏名(和/英) Mirjam Keetels / Mirjam Keetels
第 2 著者 所属(和/英) Tilburg University(略称:UvT)
Tilburg University(略称:UvT)
第 3 著者 氏名(和/英) Jean Vroomen / Jean Vroomen
第 3 著者 所属(和/英) Tilburg University(略称:UvT)
Tilburg University(略称:UvT)
発表年月日 2015-07-18
資料番号 HIP2015-55
巻番号(vol) vol.115
号番号(no) HIP-149
ページ範囲 pp.71-74(HIP),
ページ数 4
発行日 2015-07-11 (HIP)