2009-08-012024-05-18https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/708866摘要：看到美景使人愉悅，聽到爆炸聲令人驚慌，這些都是促使我們進一步做出趨吉避凶行 動的動力來源，而此即知覺最基本的功能之一。有別於先前研究使用簡單刺激探討單 一感官的知覺，本研究採用較具生態效應的複雜刺激，探討視覺與聽覺的整合，且不 僅是視聽互動下產生的知覺，還包括由情緒、評價、與偏好等而來的感受。本三年期 計畫擬以六個系列的研究，採用臉孔、物件、自然景象、環境聲響、音樂、語音等， 探討視聽兩類刺激彼此概念一致與否對其整合的影響（知覺），以及涉及情緒與好惡選 擇等的評估（感受）。視聽整合的知覺是當今國際研究的熱門議題，但由此知覺到對整 體情境的評估等涉及感受面的研究則付之闕如。本計畫試圖將視聽整合此一議題的探 討由知覺延伸到感受，咸信將為此一領域的先驅研究。<br> Abstract: Seeing beautiful scenery makes one delightful, and hearing an explosion makes one panic. These events would trigger correspondent actions, which is the fundamental function of perception. Different from previous studies using simple stimuli within a single modality, this three-year project aims at using complex stimuli to examine cross-modal perception and appraisal. Six series of studies are proposed, in which faces, objects, natural scenes, environmental sounds, music, and speech will be used as stimuli to examine the effect of semantic congruency on visual-audio integration (perception), and the following emotional judgment and preference (appraisal). Cross-modal perception is one of the hottest issues at present, but rare studies have attempted to link perception to appraisal. Our pioneering attempt here would certainly make a mark in this field.