Dataset S1 - Recalibration of the Multisensory Temporal Window of Integration Results from Changing Task Demands

Complete reaction time and temporal order judgment data. The dataset consists of one MATLAB (.mat) data file including one data structure, itself made up of 11 substructures (one per participant, with the numbers corresponding to those used elsewhere in the article). Each participant’s reaction time data are contained in a 26-by-60 RT cell array. The first dimension represents reaction times for each of the SOA, always in the same order: (1) Catch trials (no stimuli), (2) Auditory-only trials, (3) SOA −400 ms, (4) SOA −300 ms, (5) SOA −250 ms, (6) SOA −200 ms, (7) SOA −150 ms, (8) SOA −120 ms, (9) SOA −100 ms, (10) SOA −80 ms, (11) SOA −60 ms, (12) SOA −40 ms, (13) SOA −20 ms, (14) SOA 0 ms, (15) SOA +20 ms, (16) SOA +40 ms, (17) SOA +60 ms, (18) SOA +80 ms, (19) SOA +100 ms, (20) SOA +120 ms, (21) SOA +150 ms, (22) SOA +200 ms, (23) SOA +250 ms, (24) SOA +300 ms, (25) SOA +400 ms, (26) Visual-only trials. The second dimension represents reaction times for each trial of a given SOA. The total number of reaction times per SOA may be below 60, reflecting the exclusion of trials with Presentation software timing uncertainties above 5 ms. Reaction times are given in milliseconds. Trials where no response was given are coded as Inf (infinitely long reaction time). The reaction time data have undergone the kill-the-twin procedure described in the Methods. Each participant’s temporal order judgment data are contained in a 23-by-3 TOJ numeric array. The first column contains the SOA used in that task. The second column contains the number of trials where the participant gave a “visual-first” response for the corresponding SOA. The third column contains the total number of trials for the corresponding SOA. That number may be below 60, reflecting the exclusion of trials with Presentation software timing uncertainties above 5 ms, as well as those where response latency was below 100 ms.
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