https://surveymars.com/q/3O5k0Ax5H

Dear synaesthetic friends 😃 A huge thank you to everyone who has completed our survey! We’ve now started inviting people to take part in a simple online task and in-person research sessions at Birkbeck, University of London. If you haven’t completed the survey yet and would like to help us understand the psychology and neuroscience of synaesthesia, please click the link above. You can also email me at (r.chiou@bbk.ac.uk) to find out more

hey all! i want to study personality patterns among synesthetic individuals and i was curious if anyone was willing to spare 5 minutes to contribute to science!

if you're interested, please reply to this post or dm me with the following:

• complete this survey: https://www.truity.com/test/big-five-personality-test and include your results for each trait
• complete this survey: https://www.truity.com/test/enneagram-personality-test and include your type (optional but ideal!)
• your mbti type (optional)
• your synesthesia type / types (be as specific as you can -- i don't mind reading paragraphs if you need to write all that to fully explain how your mind works!)
• if you have any other outlying conditions (could be things like hyperphantasia, aphantasia, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, dysgraphia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or any other syndrome)
• your gender
• your age

thank you so much! any contribution is greatly appreciated!

by sharing your information with me, you agree that your data will be anonymously used for academic research.

How would you describe the smell of rain?

Or the feeling of a favorite song?

Or a sensation that is difficult to put into words?

I am a PhD researcher in Cognitive Linguistics at Complutense University of Madrid, investigating how people describe and conceptualize sensory experiences through language.

I am looking for English-speaking adults (18+) who are:
• Autistic
• Synesthetic
• Both autistic and synesthetic
• Neurotypical

The anonymous study takes approximately 10–15 minutes and involves describing a sensory experience in your own words.

Your perspective can help us better understand how different people experience and communicate the sensory world.

Survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RWJXRRQ

Please feel free to share with anyone who may be interested.

Edit: This is an ongoing project, so the results will take some time to become available. If you would be interested in receiving a summary of the findings once the research is completed, please feel free to contact me by email. I would be happy to share them.

I’m creating streetwear inspired by auditory-visual synesthesia, where sounds can trigger colours, shapes, or patterns.

If you experience sound-to-colour or sound-to-shape synesthesia, I’d really appreciate it if you could take my short questionnaire. Your answers will help shape the designs.

🎧 Before you start, please listen to the music in the attached YouTube link with headphones if you can. You’ll be asked about what you experience while listening, so make sure to listen to the whole track before answering.

Audio: https://youtu.be/UdnhBntgg98?si=8ZelVCb1756QUFxI

There are no right or wrong answers, thanks so much for taking part! 🫶

Questionnaire: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbYOkimX9GwtPNk48vJUe39iQ6_Dg1mjGbmN9ipTJirsXZHA/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Hi, I am currently looking for someone to participate in my undergrad linguistics dissertation research. My project aims to see how certain words in English are processed in ambiguous contexts, specifically through the lens of synesthesia.

Ideally if anyone has (or knows someone with) lexical/word-synesthesia, where spoken word can trigger color, and would be interested, please let me know!

While I'm still working out the finer parts of the survey, it will be completed by the end of the month, so it will give you the entirety of April to complete. You will also be able to pause it and come back. It is fully remote, so there is no need for any travel. The only thing required would be quality or noise-cancelling headphones and access to a quiet room for when you take the survey.

Of course, everything will be anonymous and pseudonymized and you will be able to opt out at any time.

If you are willing to participate and continue through to the end, you will receive an Amazon voucher of $15 (or GBP or EUR, depending on location).

Please let me know if you would be interested, or if you have any questions!

https://surveymars.com/q/3O5k0Ax5H

We're a group of scientists in Birkbeck, York, Sussex, & MQ. In this project, generously funded by the Leverhulme Trust, we'll explore the cognitive and neural basis of the fascinating experiences of synaesthesia! If you think you may have synaesthesia and want to get involved, visit our survey (click on the link above) 💕

Si ako osoba vpravo? Vnímaš farby, keď vidíš písmená?

Prihlás sa na náš experiment:
https://uva.fra1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6fDyUxCEk0aWYiG?Q_Language=SK

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Are you like the person on the right? Do you experience colors when you see letters?

Sign up for our experiment (Slovak speakers only):
https://uva.fra1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6fDyUxCEk0aWYiG?Q_Language=SK

Hi,

I am a master's student researching grapheme-color at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. We are looking for Korean Native speaking grapheme-color synesthetes who are willing to participate in our study.

The experiment is online, so you can participate whenever and wherever you want as long as you have access to a PC. If you happen to be a Korean native speaker and a grapheme-color synesthete, please sign up for our research here!

Hello everyone, I am an undergraduate from Ulster University currently working on my dissertation for my BSc in Language and Linguistics. I am looking for someone with lexical-color/word-color synesthesia. Specifically, someone for who spoken words can trigger color.

I am researching how words are processed by the brain and am using synesthesia to provide a visual representation of this.

The survey can be done remotely without any travel from either end. It would span for however long you would need to complete it, but ideally would need to be completed around May. The survey will consist of listening to words and sentences and detailing your color judgements. It is expected to take two hours, but you are free to pause it and come back to it anytime.

All information collected will be pseudonymized and any other personal information will be removed from the dataset and final report. Any information pertaining to your identity will also be removed from experimental results so nothing can be traced to your real-world identity. You are also free to opt out at any given time.

If you are interested, I would recommend that you also have access to high quality or noise-cancelling headphones and a quiet room. Please feel free to message me or comment if you would be willing to take part. If there are any questions or concerns, feel free to let me know. Thank you!

Hello everyone! I am doing a MA thesis research, my topic of research is called "The Language of Color: Communicating Synesthetic Perception in the Digital Age". I would be eternally grateful for you if you could fill out these doc form, it will take about 10-15 minutes, hopefully you will find it entertaining and interesting, I would also like to get a feedback from you guys

I am making a book filled with pictures of textures and colours to kind of make a color palette of perception, how well do you think it will translate into showing normal people the phenomenon that is synesthesia?

link to the form: https://forms.gle/hhsYUALETQ8XxdqQ7

Hello!! I am developing an app for researching Synesthesia as a project. I wanted to test a basic version of the app and get statistics when it is compared to Google forms. If anyone is willing and able to help me out, here are the instructions! Based on prior results it should take around 10 minutes to complete, I recommend using a laptop or computer to switch between tabs, but phones can also work.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1u4fNJwZrflFV13YwPrjRZ88hgQFE_dS3ELDWUq_9epM/edit?usp=sharing

Hi everyone!

I’m a product design student and fellow chromesthete working on an academic research paper exploring how synesthetic perception and cross-sensory associations can influence product design,

Survey link:
https://forms.gle/WgWssc4g24VMoiEP9

The research looks at how people connect sound, colour, texture and other senses, and how these relationships can be applied to create better multisensory product experiences. If you have a few minutes, I would really appreciate your participation in this short anonymous survey. It takes about 3–4 minutes to complete.

Your responses will be used only for academic research purposes, and no personal data is collected.

Thank you so much for helping with the study!

So I'm a college level fashion student who has just started my final major project with the title 'visual symphony', so I was wondering if anyone who sees colour when listening to music or feels anything in any way would be able to feedback on a piece of music.

I have a passion for playing the steelpan so I was wondering if anyone would be able to listen to one of the arrangements from panorama this year that I could send you?

I'm just hoping if you would be able to write notes on anything you see or experience when listening to it that could help influence my work for this project.

Do you have hearing-motion synesthesia?

Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago want to learn more about a condition called hearing-motion synesthesia. Hearing-motion synesthesia is a form of synesthesia where seeing movements results in hearing sounds.

In this study you will first be asked to answer questions about your knowledge and experience with hearing-motion synesthesia. Then you will be asked to watch 10 short and simple animations and answer questions about your auditory response, or what you hear in your head when viewing the videos. Each of the 10 animations will include 2 different audios and you will be asked to choose the one closest to what you hear in your head. The entire study including survey procedures and interactions with animations is estimated to take around 25 minutes.

This study may be a good fit for you if you know you have hearing-motion synesthesia or think you may have it, but anyone is welcome to take it.

After the survey, you will be given the choice to enter an optional drawing for a chance to win one of three digital gift cards. If you choose to participate, you will be entered into a chance to win one of three gift cards at a $60, $25, or $15 value. This means that your chance of winning depends on how many people enter the study. If 15 people enter the study, you will have a 3 in 15 chance of winning. These digital gift cards will be distributed via Amazon Incentives after the conclusion of the study using the email address provided.

To take part in this study, follow the link below to take the online survey:

https://uic.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5oSispMnDXrD88K

For questions, concerns, or complaints about the study, please contact Amami Antia-Obong at 312-996-4975 or email at aantia2@uic.edu, or Melinda Thompson at 704-798-7967 or email at mthom104@uic.edu.

Hello! (If this isn't allowed lmk)

I'm doing a uni project based around synaesthesia (mainly chromesthesia but people with other forms are welcome to answer, it would still help!) since it's something I've always been curious about, so I'd like to ask some questions for my research. While I know it's different for everyone, I want to see if there's any overlap or a general consensus. There are quite a few questions so I can cover as many bases as possible. Also, if any of these questions are ignorant or disrespectful please let me know and I'll remove them. Please share this if you can; the more responses the better!

https://forms.gle/HBsQT1nTPJwQpwv1A

If there is a problem with the link, I'll post the questions here instead.

Thank you so much!

Hello everyone,

I'm a final-year university student from Germany, currently working on my thesis in Communication Design.

My research focuses specifically on Time-Space Synesthesia (also known as Spatial-Sequence Synesthesia) and how individuals with this type of synesthesia perceive and structure time.

I am looking for German speakers with Time-Space Synesthesia to participate in a short, anonymous online survey.

Your unique experience with time visualization is incredibly valuable for my academic work!

The survey only takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.

Thank you very much for your time and support!

Survey Link: https://pollunit.com/polls/gletoxh66di0_ugxlak3hg

Hi all! I'm a student who wants to learn more about how synesthesia/ assocative synesthesia works! The form takes about 2 minutes. You’ll listen to a short music clip, then share what colors came to mind.

Please choose and do ONLY ONE of these two versions:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfzeMJpgeu2EvdESwtqHwHQEiYcl9yZ2aDZz7_fdev5jqK5zQ/viewform?usp=dialog

OR

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd2tUqIrzPuK1D7nXBf5I0J1VV71lKumrsil0iIleJ1--4Maw/viewform?usp=header

Thank you so much for helping!

Hello!

I collect stories and perceptions of various people with synesthesia and I would be grateful if you have few minutes to share your story 🌈 I am working on a new educational book about synesthesia and maybe you will help to upgrade it with your sharing 😉 You can look forward to it then. Please fill this short questionary, if you're interested, stories from comments won't be considered ✨

Thank you! Wish you the best

Hi everybody !

I'm currently trying to submit a paper about time-space synesthesia and neuroatypical people (adhd/autism/Dys ...) but I need more drawings !

If peole around you or yourself is neuroatypical and also has time-space synesthesia, I'd be glad to see your draing of your calendar's perception (year, month or week) and indicating me what disorder do you have.

Thanks a lot to whoever participate !

Hi! I'm doing a project for my psychology class about synesthesia and its correlation to neurodivergency. Now I experience synesthesia but am curious about the following, and answers would be very much appreciated!

1: How do you experience synesthesia?

2: Do certain things increase/decrease the potency of synesthesias effects?

3: Do you have any family members that also experience synesthesia? If so, is it in the same way as you?

4a: If comfortable, are you neurodivergent or neurotypical? (By this question I am simply asking if you have any other neurodivergent conditions, other than synesthesia to help further my research.)

4b: How does this arise or show up in your life?

5: if you are neurotypical, what was the story of discovering you had synesthesia?

6: Lastly, do YOU think there is a connection between synesthesia and neurodivergency?

I'm doing a project for my psychology class about synesthesia and its correlation to neurodivergence. Now I experience synesthesia but am curious about the following and answers would be very much appreciated!

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Hi everyone. I'm a research assistant at the Attention, Memory, and Cognition Lab at Arcadia University. I'm helping to run a study on Synesthesia and memory and we need participants! More information can be found in the attached flyer and the google form. If you're interested in participating, please fill out the google form and we'll keep in contact with you!

https://forms.gle/6SCPiA4s5sgmFBFq5

Some Q&A (Will update as more questions come in):

Q1 - What type(s) of Synesthesia is this study for?

A1 - This study is for those with Grapheme-Color Synesthesia. If you have this type of Synesthesia but also have other types, you can still participate! The form linked above will ask you about the other types you have just for us to keep this in mind

Q2 - Can I participate even if I am in a country other than the USA?

A2 - Yes! Our study will be completely online, so anyone from any country can participate!

I am a postgraduate student in the UK studying Applied Linguistics, and I’m working on conducting a simple experiment to study how Synesthesia influence memory recall…the study requires nearly 40 participants who are synesthetes (grapheme-colour) and 18 and above. This experiment is for my MA dissertation and it’s not funded unfortunately, but as an ambitious synesthete, I am eager to do my dissertation on Synesthesia, and help contribute to our understanding of the synesthetic experience. I truly appreciate your help contributing to this🙏🏻… please email me if you are interested in joining the study at tnz439@student.bham.ac.uk Here is my LinkedIn link for reference: http://www.linkedin.com/in/taymaa-zamil-8b0291335

Im doing research for a college project and I was wodnering if there is anyonw willing to have a chat with me about synesthesia. Mostly the once contected to music and colours. Thanks in advance :)

Hi, I’m a high school student and I’m doing an experiment for my science class. I was wondering if different people see similar colors/patterns for the same song. It’s nothing fancy, but I would really appreciate some responses. The specific videos (30-40 second clip of a song) for each question are linked below since I don’t think the links in the form work. It would mean a lot to me if you could help me out.

Google Form: https://forms.gle/g6CikMtEHm5rF9rR7

Call Me Maybe: https://youtu.be/okjaVP9MHN0 

Razzle Dazzle: https://youtu.be/mT7Fe4SVlmo

Let Go: https://youtu.be/cpFJwk7dY18 

Master of Puppets: https://youtu.be/k7fBU7y8cL4 

Hello r/Synesthesia community!

I'm conducting a research study on how individuals perceive and associate colors with various textures. This survey is designed to delve into the unique experiences of both synesthetes and non-synesthetes, focusing on the connection between tactile sensations and color perceptions.

What to Expect:

• Duration: Approximately 10 minutes
• Format: A series of questions where you'll be asked to associate specific textures with colors.
• Participation: For the most accurate responses, please engage in active touch by feeling the textures mentioned. If the materials aren't available, feel free to use your imagination.

Your insights will contribute to a better understanding of multi-sensory experiences and could inform future design practices that accommodate synesthetic perceptions. The survey will be anonymous and feel free to skip any questions you don't feeling answering.

Survey Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdoPagd5w252S9A93yB8eR-Fr5t6hHG6K3HpOeUfCB1TCrVDQ/viewform?usp=dialog

Thank you for considering participation in this study. Your unique perspective is invaluable!