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A decade of aphantasia research: What we've learned about people who can't visualize

A decade of aphantasia research: What we've learned about people who can't visualize
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Adam zemanTrends in cognitive sciencesUniversity of exeterProfessor zemanCognitive sciences

Aphantasia: ten years since I coined the term for lacking a mind's eye – the journey so far

Around 4% of the population are unable to see things in their mind’s eye. Except when they are dreaming.

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What's it like to live with no visual memories?

Visualizing a memory is a common occurrence for many people. A whiff of cinnamon and ginger may whisk you back to your childhood kitchen to relive eating freshly baked cookies, while hearing a particular tune may trigger images of dancing with a special someone.

United statesUnited kingdomCity ofMary wathenEvan heemstraGeraldine van heemstraAdam zemanUniversity of exeterTrends in cognitive sciencesUniversity of edinburgh

Researchers suggest an improved way to discover when consciousness emerges in human infancy

Academics are proposing a new and improved way to help researchers discover when consciousness emerges in human infancy.

Tim bayneAndrew bremnerHenry taylorUniversity of birminghamTrends in cognitive sciencesCognitive sciencesAssociate professorDevelopmental psychologyProfessor bremner

New approach proposed to identify emergence of consciousness in infants

A new approach to determining when consciousness emerges in human infants is being proposed by academics, offering a fresh perspective on a question that has puzzled psychologists and philosophers for centuries.

Andrew bremnerHenry taylorUniversity of birminghamTrends in cognitive sciencesCognitive sciencesAssociate professorProfessor andrew bremnerDevelopmental psychology

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