Acquired auditory-visual synesthesia: A window to early cross-modal sensory interactions
Psychology Research and Behavior Management January 15, 2009 P. Afra, M. Funke, F. Matsuo
Synesthesia is experienced when sensory stimulation of one sensory modality elicits an involuntary sensation in another sensory modality. Auditory-visual synesthesia occurs when auditory stimuli elicit visual sensations. It has developmental, induced and acquired varieties. The acquired variety has been reported in association with deafferentation of the visual system as well as temporal lobe...