Mental imagery has been considered relevant to psychopathology due to its supposed
special relationship with emotion, although evidence for this assumption has been …

Mental imagery is an under-explored field in clinical psychology research but presents a
topic of potential interest and relevance across many clinical disorders, including social …

This article pays tribute to the seminal paper by Peter J. Lang (1977; this journal),“Imagery in
Therapy: Information Processing Analysis of Fear.” We review research and clinical practice …

The hypothesis that mental imagery is more likely to elicit emotion than verbal processing of
the same material was investigated in two studies. Participants saw a series of pictures …

Mental imagery is an experience like perception in the absence of a percept. It is a
ubiquitous feature of human cognition, yet it has been relatively neglected in the etiology …

Abnormalities in mental imagery have been implicated in a range of mental health
conditions. Imagery has a particularly powerful effect on emotion and as such plays a …

A special association between imagery and emotion is often assumed, despite little
supporting evidence. In Experiment 1, participants imagined unpleasant events or listened …

Imagery is one of the new, exciting frontiers in cognitive therapy. From the outset of cognitive
therapy, its founder Dr. Aaron T. Beck recognised the importance of imagery in the …

The production of mental images involves processes that overlap with perception and the
extent of this overlap may contribute to reality monitoring errors (ie, images misremembered …

Imaginería mental se ha utilizado durante mucho tiempo en terapias psicológicas, pero solo
más recientemente han comenzado la investigación para iluminar las bases científicas …