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both emotion and other sensory - perceptual factors(passive) is influenced bymusic - color synesthesia
hallucinogenic drugscan causesynesthesia - like experiences
cross - wiring of different neural areas(passive) are caused byvisual - ear and synesthesia
The first set of experiments showedcan influenceletter - synesthesia pairings
the cross activation of the samatosensory cortex and the insula(passive) is caused bytouch - emotional synesthesia
increased connectivity in right retinosplenial cortex , which has links with memory , vision and emotion system(passive) to be caused bygrapheme - color synesthesia
in the late 19th and early 20th centuries(passive) was first discoveredThe Discovery of Synesthesia Synesthesia
to provide an immersive embodied experience in Virtual Reality environments(passive) is designedSynesthesia Suit
sensory cross - activation(passive) are caused bytypes of synesthesia
But other stimulants , like cannabis , alcohol , and even caffeine , haveto causetemporary synesthesia
that has no other effectto causelimited synesthesia
The rough coir , the pony leather , the mirror finish or the hammered effect , all blend into the environmentcausingan exciting synesthesia
abnormal neural connections in the brain(passive) is caused bySynesthesia
Another cause of synesthesia according to researchers ... different modules in the brainleadto synesthesia
the braincan contributeto synesthesia
crossing the circuitry of different sensory inputs(passive) caused bysynesthesia
by music(passive) set ... bysynesthesia
Higher dosescan resultin synesthesia
Higher dosescan leadto synesthesia
the neural circuitryresultsin synesthesia
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by the drug(passive) caused bythe synesthesia
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by psilocybin(passive) caused bysynesthesia
by stimuli that would not normally be associated with that experience(passive) are caused bysynesthesia
stimuli that would not normally be associated with that experience(passive) are caused bysynesthesia
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by first(passive) is caused bywhat synesthesia
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an effortto provokesynesthesia
Sensory perceptions can get mixed upresultingin synesthesia
No one really knowscausesSynesthesia
some nearby stimulus(passive) caused bysynesthesia
a perception of colors associated with particular harmonies or musical scale degreescauseda perception of colors associated with particular harmonies or musical scale degrees
to a broad reconsideration of perception in generalhas ledto a broad reconsideration of perception in general
to devices that blur the lines between the senseshas ledto devices that blur the lines between the senses
to specific color attributions to the Hebrew lettersmay have ledto specific color attributions to the Hebrew letters
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an experience(passive) is caused byan experience
in a different perception of the worldresultsin a different perception of the world
how to see music in colorsdiscoverhow to see music in colors
a person to experience pain when seeing pain empathetic eliciting stimulicausesa person to experience pain when seeing pain empathetic eliciting stimuli
him to see all sounds as abstract shapes surroundingcauseshim to see all sounds as abstract shapes surrounding
her to literally feel what other people feelcausesher to literally feel what other people feel
him to see musiccauseshim to see music
Owen Jamesto see all sounds as abstract shapes surrounding Owen JamescausesOwen Jamesto see all sounds as abstract shapes surrounding Owen James
her to see sounds , smell colors , and taste shapescausesher to see sounds , smell colors , and taste shapes
automatic associations between numbers , places , memories or people and specific shades of colourpromptedautomatic associations between numbers , places , memories or people and specific shades of colour
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to automatic , involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathwayleadsto automatic , involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway
to automatic and involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathwayleadsto automatic and involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway
to automatic , involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway ( such as visionleadsto automatic , involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway ( such as vision
to automatic , involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitiveleadsto automatic , involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive
to involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathwayleadsto involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway
to involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitiveleadsto involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive
to automatic experiences in a second sensoryleadsto automatic experiences in a second sensory
a person to see certain colors when triggered by certain numbers , letters , or wordswill causea person to see certain colors when triggered by certain numbers , letters , or words
her to see music as colorscausesher to see music as colors
someone to hear colors or see soundsmight causesomeone to hear colors or see sounds
her to see colors when she hears the musicleadsher to see colors when she hears the music
his brain to hear sounds when he looks at colorscauseshis brain to hear sounds when he looks at colors
sensory misperception and confusion , which in turn is causing some developmental attending difficultyis causingsensory misperception and confusion , which in turn is causing some developmental attending difficulty
her to see colors when she hears a soundcausesher to see colors when she hears a sound
to a secondary perception in another sensory modalityleadsto a secondary perception in another sensory modality
him to see colors and other stimuli as colorscauseshim to see colors and other stimuli as colors
her to see musiccausesher to see music
him to see musiccauseshim to see music
him to see sounds and hear colourscausedhim to see sounds and hear colours
from exposure to the psychedelic drugs mescaline or LSDmay resultfrom exposure to the psychedelic drugs mescaline or LSD
in a number of cross - sensory experiencescan resultin a number of cross - sensory experiences
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him to see noise as colors and shapescauseshim to see noise as colors and shapes
her to taste musiccausesher to taste music