In everyday life, the perception of surrounding events rarely takes place through a single sensory modality. Rather, perception is the result of the processing of information converging from the different senses. Behavioural research often proposes that the binding of different kinds of sensory input creates advantages in the detection, localization, and recognition of external events (King and Calvert 2001). However, the modalities with which multiple sensory cues deriving from the same object merge to form a coherent precept still represent a controversial topic in literature.
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机译：在日常生活中，对周围事件的感知很少是通过单一的感官方式发生的。而是，知觉是处理来自不同感觉的信息的结果。行为研究经常提出，不同种类的感觉输入的绑定在外部事件的检测，定位和识别方面具有优势（King and Calvert 2001）。但是，来自同一物体的多个感官线索合并形成一致的戒律的方式仍然是文献中一个有争议的话题。
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