Synesthesia, Often Caused by LSD Use, Is Described as

question 22

Multiple Choice

Synesthesia, often caused by LSD use, is described as

• A) a loss of sensory transduction.
• B) a form of localized anesthesia.
• C) the experience of one sensory modality (e.g., hearing) as another (e.g., vision).
• D) the blocking out of one sensory modality by overstimulation of another.

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Definitions:

Material Self

An aspect of self-concept that includes the physical items and possessions which reflect one’s identity.

Tangible Things

Physical items or objects that can be seen, touched, and measured, unlike abstract concepts or ideas.

Social

Relating to society or its organization, often focusing on the interactions, structures, and dynamics within human communities.

Spiritual

Pertaining to or involving deep feelings and beliefs, especially in relation to one’s sense of peace, purpose, and connection to the universe, religion, or nature.