Autonomic, Neurodevelopmental, and Early Adversity Correlates of Acquired Aphantasia

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<p>Aphantasia (the inability to voluntarily generate mental imagery) has traditionally been studied as a congenital or neurological condition. However, historical and clinical reports also implicate affective and stress-related factors in the onset of imagery loss, which are themselves associated with disrupted interoception and autonomic nervous system dysfunction. To investigate these links, we surveyed individu...

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• Brain
• Mental Disorders
• Models, Neurological
• Neurodegenerative Diseases
• Phenotype
• Stroke
• Terminology as Topic

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187874dc-c2bc-53ad-8884-81da728d5ab4

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/4j2x6_v1