In the perception of speech sounds, when auditory and visual stimuli conflict, the auditory system tends to compromise on a perception that shares features with both the seen and the heard stimuli. This phenomenon is called:
A) manner of articulation.
B) coarticulation.
C) categorical perception.
D) the McGurk effect.

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The McGurk effect demonstrates how visual information (lip movements) can alter the perception of auditory speech sounds, leading to a compromised perception that incorporates features from both the seen and heard stimuli.

In the Perception of Speech Sounds, When Auditory and Visual