“…Unconscious integration of information is a process that generates a new representation from two or more unconscious component representations, such as judging for similarity, combining multiple features, and so on (Mudrik, Faivre, & Koch, ). Up to now, there has been evidence that unconscious integration occurs between two subliminally presented arrows (Wang et al, ), between two shapes (Lin & Murray, ), between two words (van Gaal et al, ), between two emotional faces (Liu et al, ; Tu et al, ), between objects and their background scenes (Mudrik, Breska, Lamy, & Deouell, ), between multisensory stimuli (Faivre et al, ), and even between several stimuli to form gestalt‐like configurations (Celeghin, Savazzi, Barabas, Bendini, & Marzi, ; Montoro, Luna, & Ortells, ). However, the spatiotemporal range over which multiple pieces of information can be integrated has not been systematically studied.…”