NOUN
- a sensation that normally occurs in one sense modality occurs when another modality is stimulated
How To Use synesthesia In A Sentence
- Our experiences vary in intensity, we have a perception of time passing so we have sequential experiences, we experience some synesthesia between senses, etc etc.
- In the past decade or so there has also been quite a bit of research in cog-sci into the phenomenon of synesthesia – the "blending" of sensation in some people so that they hear colors or see sounds, etc. Causal Consciousness – Science of Mind
- However, new research from Yale on synesthesia is now revealing that there is a complex interaction between the senses in the brain - an interaction that enables us to understand the world in a unified way.
- If synesthesia is part of your normal state of consciousness, LSD and other psychedelics are likely to result in temporary loss of synesthesia. Laws, Politics, Tech
- In its own particular way, synesthesia points to yet another way that the wiring of the brain can create different ways to experience life.
- Hi there, really enjoyed reading your blog, im really interested in synesthesia and find it incredibly intriguing. Synesthesia: the Flavor of Music, the Color of Touch
- Finally tonight, synesthesia ( "from the Greek roots syn (together) and aesthesis (perception)"): 11.03
- The stimulation of one sense by another sense is called synesthesia, from the Greek syn (together) and aisthanesthai (perceive). MARKETING AESTHETICS
- However, due to the mediation of synesthesia, people obtain the visual sensation beyond auditory when they enjoy The Moonlight.
- By presenting standardized procedures for testing and comparing subjects, this endeavor hopes to speed scientific progress in synesthesia research. From the Drudge Report
