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Edward M. Hubbard

2 papers in the library · 32 citations · publishing 2004-2010

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Implicit versus explicit interference effects in a number-color synesthete.

Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior February 2010 Ilaria Berteletti, Edward M. Hubbard, Marco Zorzi

A fundamental question in the study of consciousness is the connection between subjective report and objective measures. We explored this question by testing NM, a grapheme-color synesthete, who experiences colors when viewing digits but not dot patterns. Synesthesia research has traditionally used variants of the Stroop paradigm as an objective correlate of these subjective synesthetic...

The Emergence of the Human Mind: Some Clues from Synesthesia

October 14, 2004 V S Ramachandran, Edward M. Hubbard 32 citations

Abstract For a phenomenon to gain wide acceptance, three different criteria must be First, the phenomenon must be real, in the sense of being reliably repeatable. Second, there should be at least some potential candidate explanations, and third, the phenomenon must have broad implications beyond the narrow of one specialty. Without all three in place, a phenomenon will be regarded as an anomaly...