Figure : Two example trials used in the present study. The participants viewed a movie of an actress mouthing the syllable /ga/. On half the trials, audio corresponded to the video (i.e., congruent trials), whereas on the remaining trials, the audio of the syllable /ba/ was played (i.e., incongruent trials). The onset between the voice and the lip movement was manipulated, and the participants were instructed to make two judgments. First, participants reported whether they heard /ba/, /ga/, or /da/. Subsequently, they judged whether the voice was synchronized with the lip movements. Note: a computer generated face overlays the actress for privacy reasons.