An earlier study from 2009 randomly assigned 100 students either to a control group, or to a couple of forms of imagery, picturing themselves choosing a healthy snack over an unhealthy one.
The analog-propositional debate and the enactive theory of imagery concern themselves primarily with the nature and underlying mechanisms of the phenomenon, and have thus had relatively little direct impact on views about the function of imagery in cognition.
However, by participating in these programmes, sex workers failed to contest the imagery of themselves as 'vectors' of HIV.
Moreover, because his poems contain so much vivid nature imagery, they lend themselves to illustration.
Consumers may still enjoy a little extra entertainment, aspiration, and imagery while associating themselves with the celebrity's endorsed products (Pringle, 2004).
For example, running around and jumping up and down to raise intensity, moving their bodies while doing mental imagery, and talking themselves into an aggressive mindset.
The nearest thing to Cassatt's unsentimental imagery of mothers effacing themselves before their ebullient children is probably Valadon's iconography of adolescence, of pubescent girls being groomed for male appetites, but the spirit is as different from Cassatt's as the brothel is from the nursery.
These findings suggest that even people who express a high degree of concern about climate change, or who claim a great deal of interest in low-carbon products, may actually be unconsciously shielding themselves from imagery associated with climate change and by extension, a deeper reflection on how to change their behaviour in response to it.
We specified that they must feel themselves performing the task (motor or internal imagery) rather than just visualizing themselves (visual or external imagery).
The following works are cited in the text of the entry on Mental Imagery, or its supplements, but themselves have little or nothing directly to say about imagery.
