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Quasi perceptual theory of Imagery Kosslyn 1980
Experimental question
image is generated from ltm in mentalese presented as a surface representation to the visual buffer and interrogated for information
Pylyshn
Propositional codes may present mental images but the codes are interrogated
Propositional codes
Not available to consciousness
represented in mentalese
analogous to computer code
visual buffer
similar to Marr's 2.5d sketch, edges but no colour or texture
uses multiple arrays
introspection
pylyshn argues no access to structure of mental representation
visual memory and surface representations
contrast studies on ab
phenomenonlogical psychophysics
mental rotation
mental scanning
Anderson 1978
Analogue/propositional indistinguishable on basis of mental rotation etc.
Pylyshyn 1984
Images are cognatively penetrable (changeable) to beliefs and goals therefore they must be propositional and not analogue
Johnson-Laird 1983
images and beliefs both high level constructs - doesnt mean they are irrelevant (epiphenomenal
Pinker and Kosslyn 1983
Array Theory - pattern of active cells in array - array files - LTM files - like pixels on a computer screen
Kosslyn 1994
spatial medium, spatially extended and limited, preserves spatial relatinship, greatest resolution at centre - propositional files, skeletal images, analogue files detailed,
Kosslyn & Susman 1995
mental imagery plays an integral role in perception
Farah 1988
2/3rds common neural mechanisms
Kosslyn et al 1993
PET scans topographically organised in the visual corted.
Imaginal - anterior medial occipital lobe
perceptual - medial occipital lobe
double dissociations
Kosslyn & Sussman 1995
object recognition - matching input to stored represnentation
Lowe 1985
cog systems generate best fit - augment missing detail
gestalt
motor imagery
golf - st andrews university 2009
triesman and southern 1985
pop out effect - differences occur mainly at pre-attentive stage of perceptual processing - do not support tacit knowledge