Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Cross-Modal Perception(also: Multisensory perception, Cross-modal integration)
- The neural and perceptual integration of information arriving through two or more sensory channels — such as vision, hearing, touch, and proprioception — into a coherent experience of the world. Cross-modal perception explains phenomena such as the McGurk effect,…
- Cross-modal Congruency
- The temporal, spatial, and semantic alignment of sensory cues during an interaction — for example, a visual event and its accompanying sound occurring at the same moment and in the same location, with matching emotional tone. Congruency differs from correspondence:…
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