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Smartphone Pupillometry for Identifying Aphantasia and Hyperphantasia [PDF]
Hellier, Reuben, Clinch, Sarah
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Applied Cognitive Psychology, Volume 39, Issue 3, May/June 2025.ABSTRACT We investigated whether the phenomenological experience of a negative autobiographical memory changes when the self is presumably distanced from it. In session 1, participants described and phenomenologically rated an important negative event.
Ceren Dönerkayalı, Simay Ikier
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The role of dopamine in visual imagery—An experimental pharmacological study
Journal of Neuroscience Research, Volume 102, Issue 1, January 2024.Abstract Mental imagery enables people to simulate experiences in their minds without the presence of an external stimulus. The underlying biochemical mechanisms are poorly understood but there is vague evidence that dopamine may play a significant role.
Merlin Monzel +2 more
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Living and Dreaming With Hyperphantasia [PDF]
It may seem to many that reality and imagination have a clear distinction. However, for those who live with hyperphantasia, a condition where a person experiences hyper realistic mental imagery that can involve some, if not all five senses, the line is ...
Straub, Maxine
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On the characteristics of aphantasia, hyperphantasia and sensory imagery in a multi-cultural sample
Abstract Sensory imagery, such as visual imagery, is assumed to be a universal cognitive ability, yet a current research gap is a lack of cultural diversity in the existing literature. Further, research has primarily focused on visual imagery, as opposed to other sensory imagery. Visual imagery presents with a large degree of individual
Jennifer Bruder, Masooma Zehra
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, 2021 This is a large-scale study from which a number of questions regarding extremes of mental imagery are addressed. The core concept of interest in this research is vividness of mental imagery.
Hélène Loevenbruck +2 more
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The resting-state fNIRS functional connectivity in hyperphantasia(Eidetikers)
The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association, 2023 Kazuo Matsuoka +2 more
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Whether the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung (1875–1961) became psychotic after his mid-thirties is much debated. His recently published Black Books, a seven-volume journal, reveal new insights into this debate.
Jan Dirk Blom (10762719) +1 more
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The Phantasia Research Hub is an online platform designed to collect cross-sectional and longitudinal research data on the experiences and cognitive profiles of people across the imagery spectrum, from aphantasia to hyperphantasia, encompassing a large ...
Adam Zeman, Bérengère Digard
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What If Your Mind's Eye Can't See?
Mental imagery is the ability to create images in the mind. It is a form of visualization where a person perceives an object or scene when the actual object or scene is not present.
Penee Stewart, Marilyn Brick Taft
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