McGurk and MacDonald (1976) found that when a speaker's lips produce the syllable /ga/ while an audio tape of the sound /ba/ is played, listeners hear the fused sound as:
A) /ga/
B) /ba/
C) /da/
D) a nonspeech chirp

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The McGurk effect demonstrates how visual information can alter the perception of auditory information, leading to a fused perception of a different syllable, in this case, /da/.

McGurk and MacDonald (1976) Found That When a Speaker's Lips