Sentence examples for measures of imagery from inspiring English sources

We also obtained subjective measures of imagery quality allowing us to dissociate regions contributing to successful vs. unsuccessful imagery.

For example, as self-report measures of imagery such as used in this study may be subject to demand, it will be useful to investigate the effects of imagery interventions on performance-based measures of imagery ability.

This illustrates the need to further explore bipolar and other disorders in relation to the experimental measures of imagery performance.

There is thus a need to further explore bipolar disorder in relation to the experimental measures of imagery performance (see also Thompson et al., 2005).

Thus, by administering measures of imagery ability pre-treatment, the study aimed to enable comparison of 'responders' and 'non-responders' within the positive condition on baseline imagery ability.

This will be interesting to explore further in larger studies and perhaps with better measures of imagery (cf. Pearson et al. 2013).

Although our measure of imagery vividness, the VVIQ, is a general measure of imagery vividness rather than of positive imagery, demonstrating that imagery vividness can be improved via repeated practice is an important step in understanding the potential mechanisms by which imagery CBM-I may have a therapeutic impact in depression.

Scores and statistical comparisons for the trait imagery measures of general imagery use are displayed in Table 4. Compared to the unipolar group, the bipolar group scored higher on both the SUIS (22) and the IFES (27), indicating greater trait and prospective imagery use in the bipolar group than the unipolar group for imagery other than that related to suicide.

In this study we found that compared to a healthy control group, the patients with bipolar disorder scored higher on measures of general imagery use and prospective imagery.

When the position of target was jittered a manipulation designed to make an explicit mental imagery strategy ineffective individual measures of mental imagery no longer correlated with the cuing effect, which itself remained unchanged (Experiment 4).

This guiding framework incorporates the findings from our review in relation to the cognitive, subjective, and clinical measures of mental imagery, and presents those domains which we believe will be of most interest to clinicians.