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Synesthesia: Gluing Together Time, Number, and Space
Published 2011“…This chapter describes the phenomenon of time and/or number, space (TNS) synesthesia, its possible neural mechanisms and its effect on everyday life functioning. …”
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Implications of number-space synesthesia on the automaticity of numerical processing
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Implications of number-space synesthesia on the automaticity of numerical processing.
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When 9 is not on the right: implications from number-form synesthesia.
Published 2009“…The findings suggest that: (a) number-form synesthesia impairs the ability to represent numbers in a flexible manner according to task demands; (b) number-form synesthesia is a genuine tangible experience, triggered involuntarily; and (c) the classic mental number line can be more pliable than previously thought and appears to be independent of cultural-lingo direction.…”
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Enhanced cortical excitability in grapheme-color synesthesia and its modulation.
Published 2011“…Synesthesia is an unusual condition characterized by the over-binding of two or more features and the concomitant automatic and conscious experience of atypical, ancillary images or perceptions. …”
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Bidirectionality in synesthesia: evidence from a multiplication verification task.
Published 2010“…Up until recently, synesthesia was believed to be unidirectional. For instance, the number 7 gives rise to the percept of turquoise but the perception of turquoise does not trigger the number 7. …”
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Color congruity effect: where do colors and numbers interact in synesthesia?
Published 2006“…Moreover, by using the current paradigm it is possible to determine the stage at which color-digit binding in synesthesia occurs.…”
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Exceptional abilities in the spatial representation of numbers and time: insights from synesthesia.
Published 2012“…They make the case that studies of exceptional representations, such as of time, number, and space in synesthesia, can provide us with insights regarding the nature of the neurocognitive mechanisms of these dimensions, as well as their developmental, evolutionary, and cultural origins.…”
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Enhanced dimension-specific visual working memory in grapheme-color synesthesia.
Published 2013“…We examined this by investigating whether having grapheme-color synesthesia, a condition characterized by the involuntary experience of color photisms when reading or representing graphemes, would confer benefits on working memory. …”
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When blue is larger than red: colors influence numerical cognition in synesthesia.
Published 2005“…In synesthesia, certain stimuli ("inducers") may give rise to perceptual experience in additional modalities not normally associated with them ("concurrent"). …”
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Increased resting state network connectivity in synesthesia: evidence for a neural basis of synesthetic consistency.
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The neuronal correlate of bidirectional synesthesia: a combined event-related potential and functional magnetic resonance imaging study.
Published 2007“…The results support: (1) the genuineness of bidirectional synesthesia at the neuronal level, (2) the possibility that discrepancy in the neuronal correlates of synesthesia between previous studies might be task-related, and (3) the possibility that synesthesia might not be a unitary phenomenon.…”
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A whole-genome scan and fine-mapping linkage study of auditory-visual synesthesia reveals evidence of linkage to chromosomes 2q24, 5q33, 6p12, and 12p12.
Published 2009“…Synesthesia, a neurological condition affecting between 0.05%-1% of the population, is characterized by anomalous sensory perception and associated alterations in cognitive function due to interference from synesthetic percepts. …”
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Why we are not all synesthetes (not even weakly so).
Published 2013“…We believe that crossmodal correspondences should be studied in their own right and not assimilated, either in terms of the name used or in terms of the explanation given, to synesthesia. To conflate these two phenomena is both inappropriate and potentially misleading. …”
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A synesthetic walk on the mental number line: the size effect.
Published 2008“…In addition, the results show that in digit-color synesthesia, colors can evoke numerical representation automatically.…”
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When a line is a number: color yields magnitude information in a digit-color synesthete.
Published 2006“…The phenomenon of synesthesia has received a great deal of interest recently in the scientific literature. …”
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Searching for perceptual similarity within, and between, the (chemical) senses
Published 2022“…Such phenomena are often referred to as crossmodal correspondences, or by others (incorrectly in my view), as a kind of ubiquitous synesthesia.…”
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A colorful walk on the mental number line: Striving for the right direction
Published 2008“…A synesthetic walk on the mental number line: The size effect, Cognition, 106, 548-557] as a result of different association strength between the size of a number and its color in synesthesia. Here we present three challenges to their alternative explanation, and support our original suggestion. © 2007 Elsevier B.V. …”
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As bitter as a trombone: synesthetic correspondences in nonsynesthetes between tastes/flavors and musical notes.
Published 2010“…In parallel to studies of various cases of synesthesia, many cross-modal correspondences have also been documented in nonsynesthetes. …”
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