A speech perception effect in which visual information conflicts with auditory signals,changing the perceived speech sound,is called

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The McGurk effect occurs when a person's visual perception of a speaker's mouth movements overrides the auditory information they are receiving, causing them to perceive a different speech sound than what is actually being said. This effect is commonly demonstrated by the perceived sound changing when a speaker is seen mouthing different syllables than the ones being spoken aloud.

A Speech Perception Effect in Which Visual Information Conflicts with Auditory