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Where in the brain do internally generated and externally presented visual information interact?

2023-07-11

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Conscious experiences normally result from the flow of external input into our sensory systems. However, we can also create conscious percepts independently of sensory stimulation. These internally generated percepts are referred to as mental images, and they have many similarities with real visual percepts. Consequently, mental imagery is often referred to as “seeing in the mind’s eye”. While the neural basis of...

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Literature Corpus work: ec8d21ce-9d7e-5bfb-bcf7-9f5bee255604
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.10.548319

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