Data for: Higher-order visual location learning does not explain multisensory enhancement of sound localization

This file contains the raw data associated with the study "Higher-order visual location learning does not explain multisensory enhancement of sound localization" by Patrick Bruns, Hubert R. Dinse, and Brigitte Röder. The study has been accepted for publication in the European Journal of Neuroscience.

In the experiment, participants performed a sound localization task before (pretest) and after (posttest) an exposure phase in which unimodal visual stimuli (red LEDs) were presented at the loudspeaker locations (100 stimuli per loudspeaker location). In the pre- and posttest, participants used a hand pointer to indicate the perceived azimuthal location of 1000 Hz tones that were presented with a duration of 30 ms from six different loudspeaker locations spanning ±22.5° in 9° increments (15 trials per location).