Aphantasia – when you can’t imagine visual experiences
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What do we call it when someone can’t imagine visual experiences? How does someone with aphantasia feel if those around them are able to imagine these things and they can’t? Also what did a recent study find about aphantasics? The answers to these and more questions are in this podcast.
Guest: Derek Arnold, Professor, School of Psychology at The University of Queensland.
Presenter: Warren Andrew and Tash York
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