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Spatial perception and immersion - Audiovisual perception and virtual reality

Author: Jacques Jouhaneau

Publication date: February 10, 2013, Review date: January 1, 2024

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1. Processing two simultaneous pieces of spatial information

1.1 Notions of cognitive priority

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1.1.1 Cortical projections

The brain is structured into two hemispheres. In a normal subject, sensory information is projected into both hemispheres, but their processing reveals specificities linked to the nature of the signal and to perception and interpretation strategies (figure 1 ).

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