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The Orthographic Mind: Orthographic Imagery Propensity Correlates with Semantic Structures and Sensory Sensitivity

2025-11-24

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<p>Individuals differ in their intrinsic modes of internal representation, exhibiting varying degrees of visual imagery, inner speech, and orthographic imagery. Yet the potential cognitive functions of these internal representation modes remain underexplored. Through three studies (N = 1,399), we demonstrate that individual differences in orthographic imagery propensity, measured by the Internal Representations Qu...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/mta6k_v1

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