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ability accurate activity actual after-image alpha appear asked associated attempt auditory aware basis become called chapter clear closed cognitive colour compared complete concerned concrete correlation described detail difficult discussed effect eidetic imagery evidence example expected experience experimental eyes fact factor field findings four given groups habitual hallucinations hypnagogic imagination imagination imagery indicated individual interest involved isolation kind learning less mean measure memory mental method MICHIGAN modes movements nature normal noted object observed obtained occur original particular pattern percept period persistence person phenomenon picture positive possible practice present problem procedure processes produced Psychol Psychology question Rating recall relation relatively reported response scale scores seconds seen sensations sensory significant similar situation spatial spontaneous stimulus subjects suggested task term thinking thought University verbal visual imagery vivid