Cognitive Processes in Mental Imagery Quiz
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#1
Which cognitive process involves mentally rotating an object in your mind?
Perception
Encoding
Rotation
Spatial imagery
#2
Who proposed the dual coding theory, suggesting that information can be stored in both verbal and non-verbal forms?
Noam Chomsky
Alan Baddeley
Richard Atkinson
Allan Paivio
#3
Which brain region is particularly associated with the generation of mental images?
Prefrontal cortex
Hippocampus
Visual cortex
Amygdala
#4
Which type of mental imagery involves imagining the taste, smell, or texture of something without the actual sensory input?
Auditory imagery
Olfactory imagery
Gustatory imagery
Tactile imagery
#5
Which psychologist is known for his work on cognitive maps and mental rotation tasks?
Ulric Neisser
George Miller
Roger Shepard
Edward Tolman
#6
In the mental rotation task, reaction times increase as the degree of rotation increases. What is this phenomenon called?
Rotation effect
Mental chronometry
Shepard-Risset rhythm
Mental rotation cost
#7
What is the term for the phenomenon where imagining an action activates the same neural pathways as actually performing that action?
Mental imagery effect
Mirror neuron system
Action simulation
Embodied cognition
#8
In the context of mental imagery, what does the term 'eidetic' refer to?
Vivid and detailed mental images
Aphantasia
Blind sight
Hypnagogic imagery
#9
What is the term for the inability to generate voluntary mental imagery?
Hypnagogia
Aphantasia
Dyschronometria
Eidetic memory
#10
According to the imageless thought controversy, who argued that thought could occur without mental images?
Sigmund Freud
John Watson
William James
B.F. Skinner
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