Visual Imagery (AI)

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What is mental imagery?

Experiencing a sensory/mental impression in the absence of visual input.

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What does the study by Roger Shepard and Metzler (1971) demonstrate?

As rotational difference increased, reaction time for decision takes longer, indicating mental manipulation of visual representations.

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How do men and women generally differ in their navigation strategies?

Men tend to give concrete directions, while women rely on landmarks and emphasize visual images.

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What was the main finding of Steve Kosslyn's visual imagery studies?

Longer reaction times for items that were farther apart in an imagined image indicate mental traversal.

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What is the propositional representation hypothesis?

It suggests that concepts and objects in images are represented by propositions or statements about their relationships.

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What effect does distance have on mental representations according to Kosslyn's hypothesis?

Objects that are closer appear larger and are easier to mentally represent with faster reaction times.

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What did the Perky (1910) experiment demonstrate?

Participants had difficulty distinguishing between real and imagined images, suggesting they perceived the images as real.

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What was the conclusion of Farah's (1985) study regarding mental imagery and visual stimuli?

If the mental image matched the visual stimulus, participants were better at identifying which stimulus appeared first.

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What do single cell recordings reveal about perception and imagery?

Single cells react similarly to both perceiving a stimulus and imagining it, showing overlap in brain activity for both processes.

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What is the purpose of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) in cognitive studies?

To disrupt brain activity in specific regions to observe effects on perception and imagery tasks.

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What are the key methods of memory enhancement mentioned in the notes?

Chunking, visual imagery, and the method of loci.

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How does the method of loci function as a memory technique?

It pairs images of numbers with familiar landmarks along a path in order.