A 'valid' cue in a cross-modal cueing experiment has:
A) The same location and matching modality relative to the target stimulus
B) A different location and matching modality relative to the target stimulus
C) A different location and different modality relative to the target stimulus
D) The same location and different modality relative to the target stimulus

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In a cross-modal cueing experiment, a 'valid' cue is one that correctly predicts the location of the target stimulus but is presented in a different sensory modality. This means it shares the same spatial location as the target but differs in the type of sensory information (e.g., a visual cue indicating the location of an auditory target).

A 'Valid' Cue in a Cross-Modal Cueing Experiment Has