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The impact of virtual reality movement on auditory cortical responses : a magnetoencephalographic study

condition elicited smaller N1m amplitude than the incongruent condition. In both hemispheres, the stepwise multiple regression revealed that the reduction rate of N1m amplitudes between the presented conditions correlated significantly with the source activities in motor and superior temporal areas. The present study suggested that some sensorimotor mediated prediction modulated auditory activity when one observed the other vocalizing. And the correlation between the change rate of N1m amplitudes and the visual evoked responses suggests that the activation of motor areas mediates predictive perception of vowel sounds.