Five inferential methods employed in single-case studies to compare a case to controls are
examined; all of these make use of a t-distribution. It is shown that three of these ostensibly …

In this issue of Cortex, Crawford, Garthwaite and Ryan publish Bayesian statistical tests that
will enable researchers to take account of covariates when comparing single patients to …

Despite emoji often being assumed to be a form of emotional communication, the emotional
affordances of these are not yet fully established. The current study employed the Emoji …

Synaesthesia is a fascinating cognitive phenomenon where one type of stimulation evokes
the sensation of another. For example, synaesthetes might perceive colours when listening …

Synaesthesia is a condition in which the input of one sensory modality triggers extraordinary
additional experiences. On an explicit level, subjects affected by this condition normally …

Synaesthesia is a fascinating condition whereby individuals report extraordinary
experiences when presented with ordinary stimuli. Here we examined an individual (L) who …

In the past few decades, researchers have established synesthesia as a genuine
phenomenon, identified its characteristics (in particular, its automatic, specific and consistent …

In grapheme-color synesthesia, a number or letter can evoke two different and possibly
conflicting (real and synesthetic) color sensations at the same time. In this study, we …

Customarily, synesthesia has been defined by its phenomenology, as the anomalous
arousal of sensations or perceptions in a secondary sense modality, in addition to …

This study examined the proposed automatic and involuntary nature of synesthetic
experiences in grapheme-color synesthetes by comparing behavioral and blood-oxygen …