Older adults preserve audiovisual integration through enhanced cortical activations, not by recruiting new regions
by Samuel A. Jones, Uta Noppeney
Effective interactions with the environment rely on the integration of multisensory signals: Our brains must efficiently combine signals that share a common source, and segregate those that do not. Healthy ageing can change or impair this process. This functional magnetic resonance imaging study assessed the neural mechanisms underlying age differences in the integration of auditory and visual spatial cues. Participants were presented with synchronous audiovisual... Читать дальше...