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First published 2026

Are Lemons Fast for People With Autism? Semantic and Perceptual Crossmodal Correspondences in Autism Beyond the Kiki–Bouba Effect

Magdalena Ewa Król, Agata Tokarek, Michał Krzysztof Król

Autism

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Research article

First published 2017-9

The Effect of Age on Crossmodal Matching using Auditory Frequency

Kylie M. Gomes, Sara L. Riggs

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting

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First published 2006-2

Mental representation in visual/haptic crossmodal memory: evidence from interference effects

Simon Lacey, Christine Campbell

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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Research article

First published 2023-7

Congruency of color–sound crossmodal correspondence interacts with color and sound discrimination depending on color category

Kenta Miyamoto, Yuma Taniyama, Kyoko Hine [...]

i-Perception

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Research article

First published 2019-2

Tactile,Visual,and Crossmodal Visual-Tactile Change Blindness: The Effect of Transient Type and Task Demands

Sara Lu Riggs, Nadine Sarter

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

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Other

First published 2012-8

The Cognitive Neuroscience of Crossmodal Correspondences

Charles Spence, Cesare V. Parise

i-Perception

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Other

First published 2013-4

On Why Music Changes What (We Think) We Taste

Charles Spence, Ophelia Deroy

i-Perception

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First published 2021-2

Crossmodal Nonspatial Repetition Inhibition Due to Modality Shift

Ming Zhang, Xiaogang Wu, Aijun Wang

Perception

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Abstract

First published 2011

Crossmodal Contextual Effects of Tactile Flankers on the Detection of Visual Targets

Yuichi Wada

i-Perception

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Research article

First published 2019-2

Critique of “Tactile,Visual,and Crossmodal Visual-Tactile Change Blindness: The Effect of Transient Type and Task Demands”

Eric T. Greenlee

Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

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