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Synethesia

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What is synesthesia? Stimulation of one sense leads to an automatic experience in a different sense. ~4% of people are synesthetes (18% w/ Autism spectrum)
Who first introduced synesthesia? George Tobias Ludwig Sachs
Describe Sound-Color synesthesia The sound of graphemes & phonemes can be perceived as colored shapes
Describe Number-Form synesthesia Number maps are created in the minds of synesthetes. Basically, when they think about numbers, this number map is involuntarily visualized.
Describe Ordinal-Linguistic synesthesia Personification of letter. For instance, letter A may be rude and letter F nice.
Describe Lexical-Gustatory synesthesia Different foods are associated with a word. For instance, pie = bird & hamburger = pool
What are the differences between drug induced and natural synesthesia? Drug: inconsistent, dependent on subject's state, intense & dynamic, and "bottom up", meaning independent of inducer. Natural: consistent, independent of subject's state, and "top down", meaning dependent on cognition of inducer
What do we know about the development of synesthesia? Genetics are involved - chromosome 2 and 5 & neonatal synesthesia. Some triggers may be lack of pruning, increased white matter, & hyper-connectivity causing crossover.
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