Изучение схожих черт между синестезией и аутизмом может прояснить, какую роль играют сенсорные отклонения в этиологии расстройств аутистического спектра

Синестезия – это автоматическое переживание дополнительных необычных ощущений, вызываемых определенными синестетическими стимулами (англ. inducers). Синестетические ощущения непроизвольны, не могут подавляются целенаправленно и идиосинкратичны для каждого конкретного синестета.

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