The Effect of Positive and Negative Emotional Visual Mental Imagery on Performance of Visual Search Tasks
Abstract
Mental imagery can be described as an ability that can be advantageous, unessential and even clinically disruptive. Recent studies on mental imagery have shown its role on a wide range of cognitive processes from visual working memory, spatial navigation verbal comprehension to creativity and moral decision making. In addition, powerful imagery can be a cause of lots of psychological disorders [1]
Article Information
| Journal | SF Journal of Neurological Disorders and Rehabilitation |
| Article Type | Letter to Editor |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue | 2 |