Джон Ричардсон - Мысленные образы. Когнитивный подход

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Примечания

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Мысленные образы понимаются исследователями по-разному, но в русле каждого подхода были получены важные результаты, касающиеся роли образов в когнитивной сфере человека.

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Термин «imagery» имеет определенные трудности перевода на русский язык. Речь идет о репрезентации некоего объекта на уровне образов памяти или воображения. В этой связи можно говорить о классах «внутренних образов» предметов, явлений, ситуаций, переживаемых в отсутствии их прообраза. Этот класс образных явлений основатели ленинградской психологической школы Б.Г. Ананьев и Б.Ф. Ломов назвали «вторичныими образами». (Прим. научн. ред.).

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Questionnaire upon Mental Imagery.

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Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire.

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Vividness of Movement Imagery Questionnaire

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Test of Visual Imagery Control.

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Individual Difference Questionnaire

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Verbaliser-Visualiser Questioonaire.