Show Reference: "Crossmodal binding through neural coherence: implications for multisensory processing"

Cross-modal integration used to be thought of as a feed-forward process. Nowadays, we acknowledge lateral and even cyclic feed-back streams of information.⇒

Synchronized oscillations have been hypothesized to be a potential mechanism for crossmodal integration.⇒

Synchronized oscillations has been implicated with a wide variety of sensorimotor and cognitive functions.⇒

The temporal correlation hypothesis suggests that synchronization of neural activity might be important in selecting and integrating information. ⇒

The temporal correlation hypothesis has been identified as a candidate mechanism for a neural solution of the binding problem.⇒