multisensorischem

Multisensorisch is a German adjective describing stimuli, experiences, or processes that engage multiple senses and or integrate information across sensory modalities. The root form multisensorisch derives from multi- meaning many and sensorisch meaning sensory; in German, its forms decline according to case, gender, and number. The form multisensorischem, for example, is used in the dative singular masculine or neuter (as in mit multisensorischem Reiz) or in phrases that require the dative case.

In academic and applied contexts, multisensorisch refers to phenomena and designs that combine information from different senses—such as sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell—to enhance perception, learning, memory, or emotional impact. In neuroscience and psychology, multisensory integration describes how the brain combines input from separate senses, often producing effects that exceed the sum of individual modalities. In marketing, education, art, and product design, multisensorische Ansätze aim to create more engaging or effective experiences by coordinating multiple sensory channels.

Usage and examples in German include multisensorische Erfahrungen, multisensorische Werbung, und multisensorische Räume. The term is closely related to cross-modal perception and sensory integration, and corresponds to the English term multisensory. The dative form multisensorischem is commonly found after prepositions or in constructions requiring the dative case.