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induced color

induced color Induced color is a color experience that is automatically brought about by another stimulus rather than by the color being physically present.

Induced color is a color experience that is automatically brought about by another stimulus rather than by the color being physically present. In the packet’s context, it refers to colors evoked by sounds or musical timbres in sound-color synesthesia.

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Drafting source: Reuter Christoph; Czedik-Eysenberg Isabella; Ambros Sarah; Siddiq Saleh; Glasser Solange; Ward Jamie; Jewanski Jörg. Rainbows in my ears—Synesthetic color perception with partial-reduced and morphed musical instrument timbres. 2025; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1697918; article XML SHA-256 0f6928148708d475bc8c116b8ebb48319d67135f56fca000fac452f509063641. “Rainbows in my ears—Synesthetic color perception with partial-reduced and morphed musical instrument timbres” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1697918).
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