Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Perception is a multisensory process, and previous work has shown that multisensory interactions occur not only for object-related stimuli but also for simplistic and apparently unrelated inputs to the different senses.  here compare the facilitation of visual perception induced by transient (target-synchronized) sounds to the facilitation provided by continuous background noise like sounds. Specifically,  show that continuous acoustic noise improves visual contrast detection by systematically shifting psychometric curves in an amplitude-dependent manner. This multisensory benefit was found to be both qualitatively and quantitatively similar to that induced by a transient and target synchronized sound in the same paradigm. Studying the underlying neural mechanisms using electric neuroimaging (EEG),  found that acoustic noise alters occipital alpha (8–12 Hz) por and decreases beta-band (14–20 Hz) coupling of occipital and temporal sites. Task-irrelevant and continuous sounds thereby have an amplitu...
['Stephanie Gleiss', 'Christoph Kayser']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Acoustic Noise Improves Visual Perception and Modulates Occipital Oscillatory States
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