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The crossmodal facilitation effect is disrupted in alcoholism: a study with emotional stimuli.

par Maurage, P;Campanella, Salvatore ;Philippot, Pierre;Pham, Thierry H.;Joassin, Frederic
Référence Alcohol and alcoholism, 42, 6, page (552-559)
Publication Publié, 2007

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Chronic alcoholism is classically associated with major deficits in the visual and auditory processing of emotions. However, the crossmodal (auditory-visual) processing of emotional stimuli, which occurs most frequently in everyday life, has not yet been explored. The aim of this study was to explore crossmodal processing in alcoholism, and specifically the auditory-visual facilitation effect.