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AP Psychology
Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.6
How could an experiment be designed to further our understanding of synesthesia's impact on taste perception?
Compare reaction times between synesthetic individuals and those without the condition under similar conditions without connection to flavors or perceptions thereof.
Track eye movements of people with synesthesia while they watch moving objects with no link established to taste sensations.
Conduct memory recall tests under varying noise levels for normal individuals and synesthetes alike without focusing on tastes.
Examine reported taste experiences of synesthetes when exposed to various non-gustatory stimuli, like colored lights or sounds.
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