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How are visual perception and imagination related?

Category: Neuroscience

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Functional imaging shows substantial overlap between visual perception and visual imagination. Aphantasia (lack of visual imagery) and hyperphantasia (extremely vivid imagery) document individual variability.

How shared circuits separate self-generated imagery from external perception — and what determines this individual variability — are open questions with relevance for hallucination and dreaming.

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