THE PSYCHOLOGY OF EMOTIONS
PHENOMENOLOGY
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Question
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When you remember what you imagined
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When you actually see what you imagined
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When you forget what you imagined
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None of the above
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Detailed explanation-1: -If you ask most of the world’s population to picture a person, place, or thing, they have no problem conjuring a mental image in their mind’s eye. But for a small percentage of the population (estimates range anywhere from 1 to 5%), visualizing or imagining images is impossible.
Detailed explanation-2: -An individual who has a photorealistic imagination is found to have extremely high levels of imagination, meaning one has an impressive ability to see with the mind’s eye and visualize an endless array of situations and environments, also known as hyperphantasia symptoms.
Detailed explanation-3: -According to the Cambridge Dictionary, visualization is “the act of visualizing something or someone” or “forming a picture of it in your mind”. It’s almost like looking through a particular lens, your unconsciousness, your imagination, your deepest desires, and seeing your life unfold within your inner eye.
Detailed explanation-4: -It is impossible to re-imagine something you’ve never seen before. Whether it was a movie, television show, a friend’s drawing, or in real life, we can only process and reimagine things that our brain has already seen. However, it can then realign, combine, or transform certain shapes and images too create “new” ones.