Teresa, a young woman, sees words in colors and sees shapes whenever she hears a sound. In the context of sensory receptors and the brain, Teresa’s experiences best illustrate the phenomenon of:
a. phantom limb painb. synaesthesiac. incubationd. extra sensory perception

Synaesthesia is the phenomenon where cognitive processes "overlap", i.e. stimulation of one cognitive process stimulates another. More simply, it is the "joining up" of sensations that are normally considered separate.

Common ways in which this occurs is:

associating numbers and letters with colors
associating certain musical notes with shapes or colors
It could also reflect "where" someone sees something. For example a time period could have a very strong "location" in someone's head
Spoken words can produce a taste or smell

Teresa, a young woman, sees words in colors and sees shapes whenever she hears a sound. In the context of sensory receptors and the brain, Teresa’s experiences best illustrate the phenomenon of: a. phantom limb painb. synaesthesiac. incubationd. extra sensory perception

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Teresa, a young woman, sees words in colors and sees shapes whenever she hears a sound. In the context of sensory receptors and the brain, Teresa’s experiences best illustrate the phenomenon of:
a. phantom limb painb. synaesthesiac. incubationd. extra sensory perception