Exploring the benefit of synaesthetic colours: testing for "pop-out" in individuals with grapheme-colour synaesthesia.

Cogn Neuropsychol · 2013 · PMC3877912 · PMID 23768150

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1 Of the eight synaesthetes, only two showed a significant interaction (S1 and S6, p < .05), with another showing a strong trend (S8, p = .058).

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Intriguingly, there was also a trend for an overall advantage for synaesthetes over controls when the shape was defined by display colour ( Figure 4 implies that this may be due to differences at the middle set sizes, but there is only a weak trend for an interaction, so we are not able to analyse this statistically).

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