what i got

Types of Synesthesia you have

• Numbers->Color
• Letters->Color
• Weekdays->Color
• Months->Color
• Sequences->Spatial locations
  (Sequences such as numbers, weekdays or months)
• Musical Pitch->Color
• Musical Chords->Color
• Musical Instruments->Color
• Smell->Color
• Personalities->Color
• Emotion->Color
• Other: When i hear certain musical chords or melodies, i experience a sense of texture in my mind as well as color. these also correspond to emotions.

Grapheme Color Picker Test

0 0 0 No Color No Color No Color * 1 * No Color No Color No Color * 2 * No Color No Color No Color * 3 * 4 4 No Color * 4 * No Color No Color No Color * 5 * 6 No Color No Color * 6 * 7 No Color No Color * 7 * 8 No Color No Color * 8 * No Color No Color No Color * 9 * * Graph cannot be computed because one or more trials were not assigned a color

A A A B B B C C C D D D E E E F F F G G G H No Color No Color * H * No Color No Color No Color * I * No Color No Color No Color * J * No Color No Color No Color * K * No Color No Color No Color * L * No Color No Color No Color * M *

No Color No Color No Color * N * O No Color No Color * O * No Color No Color No Color * P * Q No Color No Color * Q * No Color No Color No Color * R * S S S T T No Color * T * U No Color No Color * U * No Color No Color No Color * V * No Color No Color No Color * W * No Color No Color No Color * X * No Color No Color No Color * Y * Z Z No Color * Z *

Score: 0.73

In this battery, a score below 1.0 is ranked as synesthetic. Non-synethetes asked to use memory or free association typically score in the range of a 2.0. A perfect score of 0.0 would mean that there was no difference in the colors selected on each successive presentation of the same letter. For more information on the Synesthesia Battery and the details of how it is scored, please refer to David M. Eagleman, Arielle D. Kagan, Stephanie S. Nelson, Deepak Sagaram, Anand K. Sarma. A standardized test battery for the study of Synesthesia. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 2007 Jan 15;159(1):139-145.[Click here for pdf] and or email us.

Speed-Congruency Test

Accuracy	95.83 %
Mean Reaction Time	2.092 seconds +/- 1.505

An accuracy percentage of right answers in the range of 85-100 typically indicates synesthetic association between the graphemes and colors. Those below 85% typically rule out synesthesia.

Weekday Color Picker Test

Sunday	Sunday	Sunday
Monday	Monday	Monday
Tuesday	Tuesday	Tuesday
Wednesday	Wednesday	Wednesday
Thursday	Thursday	Thursday
Friday	Friday	Friday
Saturday	Saturday	Saturday

Score: 0.46

In this battery, a score below 1.0 is ranked as synesthetic. Non-synethetes asked to use memory or free association typically score in the range of a 2.0. A perfect score of 0.0 would mean that there was no difference in the colors selected on each successive presentation of the same letter. For more information on the Synesthesia Battery and the details of how it is scored, please refer to David M. Eagleman, Arielle D. Kagan, Stephanie S. Nelson, Deepak Sagaram, Anand K. Sarma. A standardized test battery for the study of Synesthesia. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 2007 Jan 15;159(1):139-145.[Click here for pdf] and or email us.

Month Color Picker Test

January	January	January
February	February	February
March	March	March
April	April	April
May	May	May
June	June	June
July	July	July
August	August	August
September	September	September
October	October	October
November	November	November
December	December	December

Score: 0.66

In this battery, a score below 1.0 is ranked as synesthetic. Non-synethetes asked to use memory or free association typically score in the range of a 2.0. A perfect score of 0.0 would mean that there was no difference in the colors selected on each successive presentation of the same letter. For more information on the Synesthesia Battery and the details of how it is scored, please refer to David M. Eagleman, Arielle D. Kagan, Stephanie S. Nelson, Deepak Sagaram, Anand K. Sarma. A standardized test battery for the study of Synesthesia. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 2007 Jan 15;159(1):139-145.[Click here for pdf] and or email us.

Piano Scale Color Picker Test

Your colors are not sufficiently varied to make any assessment of the validity of your synesthesia.

Chord Color Picker Test

C+	C+	C+
C-	C-	C-
Cdim7	Cdim7	Cdim7
A+	A+	A+
A-	A-	A-
Adim7	Adim7	Adim7
Eb+	Eb+	Eb+
Eb-	Eb-	Eb-
Ebdim7	Ebdim7	Ebdim7
F#+	F#+	F#+
F#-	F#-	F#-
F#dim7	F#dim7	F#dim7

Score: 0.8

In this battery, a score below 1.0 is ranked as synesthetic. Non-synethetes asked to use memory or free association typically score in the range of a 2.0. A perfect score of 0.0 would mean that there was no difference in the colors selected on each successive presentation of the same letter. For more information on the Synesthesia Battery and the details of how it is scored, please refer to David M. Eagleman, Arielle D. Kagan, Stephanie S. Nelson, Deepak Sagaram, Anand K. Sarma. A standardized test battery for the study of Synesthesia. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 2007 Jan 15;159(1):139-145.[Click here for pdf] and or email us.

Instrument Color Picker Test

Pictures / Words

No Color	No Color	No Color	*
No Color	No Color		*
No Color	No Color	No Color	*
No Color	No Color	No Color	*
	No Color	No Color	*
No Color	No Color	No Color	*
No Color	No Color	No Color	*

Score: 0.345

In this battery, a score below 1.0 is ranked as synesthetic. Non-synethetes asked to use memory or free association typically score in the range of a 2.0. A perfect score of 0.0 would mean that there was no difference in the colors selected on each successive presentation of the same letter. For more information on the Synesthesia Battery and the details of how it is scored, please refer to David M. Eagleman, Arielle D. Kagan, Stephanie S. Nelson, Deepak Sagaram, Anand K. Sarma. A standardized test battery for the study of Synesthesia. Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 2007 Jan 15;159(1):139-145.[Click here for pdf] and or email us.