When sounds were accompanied by a puff of air on people's neck or hands,they more often misheard more airless sounds such as ba or da as pa or ta.This best illustrates

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The phenomenon described in the question is an example of sensory interaction, where the presence of one sensory experience (the puff of air) influences the perception of another sensory experience (the sound). This is not synesthesia (where the stimulation of one sense leads to automatic experiences in another sense), psychokinesis (the alleged ability to move objects with the mind), or kinesthesia (the sense of movement and position of the body's limbs and muscles).

When Sounds Were Accompanied by a Puff of Air on People's