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Working with Internalized Relationships through a Kinesthetic and Kinetic Imagery Process

Imagination, Cognition and Personality, 1983
The unique importance of each mode of representation (enactive, image, and lexical) in enabling clients to derive personal meaning from their experience is underscored. The author offers a rationale for accessing and processing unconscious content receptively through enactive and image systems; she illustrates how client generated kinesthetic and ...
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Undoing Somatic Repression through Kinesthetic and Kinetic Body Imagery

1983
Most adults who are asked to imagine in what part of their bodies they locate most tension, the greatest feeling of vulnerability, the most attractive part of themselves or even significant others in their lives, seem to have little difficulty in assigning a body location to these diverse sensations, affects and attitudes (Fisher, 1970; Shorr, 1977 ...
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BRAIN ACTIVATION DURING KINESTHETIC and VISUAL IMAGERY OF WALKING.

Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 2005
C. A. Chatto   +4 more
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EFFECT OF VISUAL IMAGERY ON TACTUAL AND KINESTHETIC SPACE PERCEPTION

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1955
S. Howard Bartley   +2 more
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Kinesthetic Motor Imagery Acutely Increases Spinal Excitability

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2006
Patrick M. Cowley   +2 more
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Visual and kinesthetic motor imagery in adults with different degrees of self-reported motor coordination difficulties

Human Movement Science, 2023
Chiara Baiano   +2 more
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Kinesthetic but not visual imagery assists in normalizing the CNV in Parkinson’s disease

Clinical Neurophysiology, 2006
Winston Byblow   +2 more
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Imagery ability in sport types: Differentiation between vividness and kinesthetic imagery and mental rotation

2018
In a sport context, imagery has been described as the condition in which athletes imagine themselves in habits which may lead to increasing and performing skills.
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