In the McGurk effect, when people are exposed to speech sounds that do not match the mouth movements they see in a video, they nevertheless report seeing mouth movements that are consistent with the sounds they heard.

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In the McGurk effect, people may perceive a third, different sound that is a blend of the conflicting audio and visual information, rather than perceiving mouth movements that match the sounds they heard.

In the McGurk Effect, When People Are Exposed to Speech