Sensory Noise and Imagery Research Study

Sensory Noise: Predictors of Working Memory and Mental Imagery

Mental imagery refers to the generation of mental representations of sensory experiences. Research has found that this skill relates heavily to working memory and can be affected by the addition of additional mental tasks. This study examines the vividness of mental imagery targets when other sensory inputs are present.

DATA ANALYSIS

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Dr. Ryan Lange, Jackson Alexander, Micah Dukes, Clemens Pavlish, Conoyi Campell, Adaugo Okwuadigbo, and Lily Castaneda

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