In synesthesia, the inducer is the
stimulus that triggers the synesthetic experience, and the concurrent is
the synesthetic experience itself.
Examples of inducers and concurrents:
Inducer: the sound of a violin.
Concurrent: seeing a yellow line.
(In auditory-visual synesthesia.)
Inducer: reading the word “telephone”.
Concurrent: experiencing a taste of melon.
(In lexical-gustatory synesthesia.)
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