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Multisensory Research

ISSN 2213-4808

3 papers in the library · 3 citations · publishing 2017-2024

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Research Priorities for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response: An Interdisciplinary Delphi Study.

Multisensory Research November 28, 2024 Thomas J. Hostler, Giulia L. Poerio, Clau Nader et al. 3 citations

Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is a multisensory experience most often associated with feelings of relaxation and altered consciousness, elicited by stimuli which include whispering, repetitive movements, and close personal attention. Since 2015, ASMR research has grown rapidly, spanning disciplines from neuroscience to media studies but lacking a collaborative or interdisciplinary...

Synesthetic Photisms and Hypnagogic Visions: a Comparison.

Multisensory Research 2017 Carol Steen

I have been a synesthete all my life and thought I understood my synesthetic perceptions rather well when, suddenly, in 2013, I began to see a new kind of internal image: hypnagogic visions. These visions, a normal state of consciousness, are known to occur somewhere between wakefulness and sleep. They appeared to me as another source of photisms, in addition to my usual synesthetic...

Evaluating Bodily Self-Consciousness and the Brain Using Multisensory Perturbation and fMRI

Multisensory Research 2017 Philippe A. Chouinard, Joshua A. Sherman, Amy Siobhan Millard et al.

In this article, we consider the usefulness of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and perturbation in evaluating causal relationships between bodily self-consciousness and the brain. We argue that fMRI research is not always restricted to correlational statements when it is combined with perturbation techniques and can sometimes permit some degree of causal inferencing, such as when...