The cross-sensory experience of tasting a visual image or seeing particular words in colour is called:
A) bimodal perception
B) synesthesia
C) synaptic transmission
D) perceptual diversity

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The cross-sensory experience described in the question is known as synesthesia. Bimodal perception refers to the integration of two different sensory modalities (e.g. sight and sound), synaptic transmission refers to the way nerve cells communicate with one another, and perceptual diversity is not a commonly used term in psychology.

The Cross-Sensory Experience of Tasting a Visual Image or Seeing