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The McGurk effect, crucial for speech perception, can be observed in individuals with cochlear implants (CI). Early CI fitting in deaf individuals may enable auditory-visual integration, similar to those with normal hearing.

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Area of Science:

Neuroscience
Audiology
Speech Science

Background:

Speech perception relies on integrating auditory and visual cues.
The McGurk effect demonstrates this integration, even with conflicting information.
This effect may be diminished in individuals with hearing loss, even with cochlear implants (CI).

Conclusions:

The McGurk paradigm is valuable for studying speech perception in CI users.
Early implantation may be key for developing robust auditory-visual integration.
CI users can exhibit McGurk effects, highlighting preserved integration capabilities.