A form of imagery in which images cross normal sense barriers, such as sounds being experienced as colors, is called
A)synesthesia.
B)hallucinations.
C)eidetic imagery.
D)pseudoperceptions.

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Synesthesia is a condition where one sense is simultaneously perceived as if by one or more additional senses. For example, someone might hear colors or see sounds. This crossing of sensory pathways is not present in hallucinations, eidetic imagery, or pseudoperceptions, making synesthesia the correct term for this phenomenon.

A Form of Imagery in Which Images Cross Normal Sense