"mental scene" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to a visual or imaginative representation of a thought or idea in one's mind. It can be used in various contexts, such as: 1. The book's vivid descriptions created a mental scene that transported the reader to the streets of 19th century London. 2. During meditation, I try to let go of any distractions and focus on the peaceful mental scene of a serene beach. 3. The therapist asked her patient to visualize a mental scene of a happy memory to help alleviate her anxiety. 4. The artist's paintings are known for their ability to evoke powerful mental scenes in the viewer's mind. 5. When I listen to music, I often find myself lost in a mental scene of dancing and joy.
It must fit the image I conjure of The Check-In, a mental scene in which we tumble cheerfully from the car while the girls chatter (for some reason, in civil, quasi-British accents), "Why, Mummy, perhaps you should take a hot bath with the complimentary bath salts while we unpack".
If your character has an accent, every now in then, just throw in a "... in her lilting Irish accent," to remind another Roleplayer that they should add this in to the mental scene they may be forming.
One theory of imagination and memory proposed by neuroscientists Demis Hassabis and Eleanor Maguire suggests that the hippocampus plays a central role in constructing mental scenes, and that it is precisely the ability to choreograph these scenes in our minds that allows us both to reëxperience the past and to imagine the future.
Andrews-Hanna et al. argue for a degree of functional segregation between these sub-networks, with the MTL sub-network especially linked to construction of mental scenes based on memory, and the DMPFC network more involved in mentalising.
It was too cold, unfortunately, for me to stop for night photos so I tried to take a mental picture of the scene.
To the Editor: Brandon Gaudiano correctly depicts the contemporary mental health scene, where psychotherapy is devalued in contrast to medication management.
The ensemble comedy, written by Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo (who plays the nervous flyer in the film's utterly mental aeroplane scene), was a huge and apparently unexpected hit, pocketing $288 million at the box office.
Parts of Erik Satie's "Gnossiennes" and "Gymnopédies," so poetically controlled and evocative of faraway orders, accompany the "mental asylum" scenes and of Rodin's frustrated domestic life.
As Goldsman had an aversion to shooting in hospitals, they used a church for the mental hospital scenes.
At Catatonic's SXSW debut, a 1940's-style 1940's-style visitors inursehe chair as if they were new patients at a mental institushers setting the scene for the horror hospital (shot on location in a neglected old sanitarium in Pasadena) that opens up as they place Samsung Gear headsets ovisitorsr eyes.
This network is also activated during tasks of prospection, navigation, theory of mind (Buckner and Carroll, 2007), the mental construction of scenes (Hassabis et al., 2007a), and scene viewing (Aly et al., 2013).
