Reposted by Tim Ricker
New paper w/ @edvogel.bsky.social & Wilma Bainbridge: we showed that aphantasic participants, who lack mental imagery, had lower visual working memory performance for simple colors & complex fractals (Exp 1), & visually presented words/pseudowords (Exp 2). www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Mental imagery ability is associated with visual working memory performance: evidence from aphantasic participants
Visual imagery refers to the mental generation of visual representations of stimuli, while visual working memory involves retaining visual information…