Our new study shows that even in quick word tasks, sensory meanings light up: Seeing “white” in our mind is faster than feeling “warm”.
But why do some senses dominate while others lag behind?
Find out more in our new study👇🏼
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Our new study shows that even in quick word tasks, sensory meanings light up: Seeing “white” in our mind is faster than feeling “warm”.
But why do some senses dominate while others lag behind?
Find out more in our new study👇🏼
Our new study shows that even in quick word tasks, sensory meanings light up: Seeing “white” in our mind is faster than feeling “warm”.
But why do some senses dominate while others lag behind?
Find out more in our new study👇🏼