2000
DOI: 10.3758/bf03212065
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The psychophysics of imagery

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“…The only guide is that several studies include anecdotal reports of how participants went about the tasks. In some cases, the use of phenomenal imagery was reported (Baird & Harder, 2000;Stevenson & Prescott, 1997).…”
Section: Psychophysical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…The only guide is that several studies include anecdotal reports of how participants went about the tasks. In some cases, the use of phenomenal imagery was reported (Baird & Harder, 2000;Stevenson & Prescott, 1997).…”
Section: Psychophysical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In the most recent psychophysical investigation of olfactory imagery, Baird and Harder (2000) examined whether olfactory images generated by a series of written descriptions (e.g., shampoo in a person's hair) could elicit magnitude estimates of intensity and cross-modal matches to visual and auditory images that shared statistical characteristics with known properties of real magnitude estimates and cross-modal matches. Overall, there was a high degree of consistency between imagery ratings and those for real stimuli.…”
Section: Psychophysical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But we must bear in mind that this problem is relevant for both animals and for us humans. The challenge of psychophysics is exactly the design and control of stimuli and experimental conditions that eliminate all possible clues or external events that may influence the success of a detection or discrimination (Baird & Harder, 2000;Braddick, 1997;Harrad, 1996;Palmer, Verghese, & Pavel, 2000;Soechting & Flanders, 1995;Treutwein, 1995;Yarnitsky, 1997;Green, 1990). Animal studies have advanced greatly in the development of experimental paradigms task of sensory detection and discrimination (Celebrini & Newsome, 1994;Guilhardi, MacInnis, Church, & Machado, 2007;Harmening, Nikolay, Orlowski, & Wagner, 2009;Hodos, Weiss, & Bessette, 1988;Merchant, Battaglia-Mayer, & Georgopoulos, 2003).…”
Section: Contributions To Sensory Physiologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De fato existem evidencias de que muitas das estruturas do córtex envolvidas na percepção, no processamento primário, são as mesmas envolvidas nas imagens mentais (Farah, 1985(Farah, , 1989(Farah, , 1999. Também existem evidências de que o processo de julgamento exigido nos experimentos de percepção é muito semelhante aos processos exigidos nos julgamentos baseados em imagens mentais (Hubbard & Stoeckig, 1992;Kosslyn, Ball, & Reisser, 1978;Kerst & Howard, 1978, Baird & Harder, 2000.…”
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