Audio-visual cueing task
 This task aimed to assess to what extent lateralized sound could capture the participant’s audio-visual attention. The task was performed outside VR in the same room of the sound localization task, with participants sat at a desk in front of a computer monitor flanked by speakers. In each trial, a visual disk appeared above or below eye-level (± 1.15°), on the left or right side (128 trials overall, equiprobable across the four possible positions). Participants were instructed to discriminate the vertical position of the disk as fast and accurately as possible, using up/down arrows keys on the keyboard (Fig. 