Monkeys and Humans Share a Common Computation for Face/Voice Integration
Figure 6
A: Reaction time benefits for the audiovisual condition in monkeys decrease as the absolute difference between visual-only and auditory-only RTs decrease. X-axes depict difference in ms. Y-axes the benefit in milliseconds. B: Reaction time benefits for the audiovisual condition in humans also decrease as the absolute difference between visual-only and auditory-only RTs decrease. Conventions as in A. C: Mean benefit in the RT for the audiovisual condition relative to minimum of the auditory-only and visual-only RTs as a function of the difference between mean visual-only and auditory-only RTs for monkey 1. X-axes depict reaction time difference in ms. Y-axes depict benefit in ms. D: Mean benefit in the RT for the audiovisual condition relative to minimum of the auditory-only and visual-only RTs as a function of the difference between mean visual-only and auditory-only RTs for humans. Conventions as in C.