Different individuals experience varying degrees of vividness in their visual mental images.
The distribution of these variations across different imagery domains, such as object shape …

It is commonly assumed that inner speech—the experience of thought as occurring in a
natural language—is a human universal. Recent evidence, however, suggests that the …

Aphantasia is a condition that is often characterized as the impaired ability to create
voluntary mental images. Aphantasia is assumed to selectively affect voluntary imagery …

The recall and visualization of people and places from memory is an everyday occurrence,
yet the neural mechanisms underpinning this phenomenon are not well understood. In …

Eyes are active in memory recall and visual imagination, yet our grasp of the underlying
qualities and factors of these internally coupled eye movements is limited. To explore this …

Positive autobiographical memories (AMs) have the potential to repair low mood, but
previously depressed individuals have difficulty leveraging their positive AMs for emotion …