Evidence for the online operation of imagery: Visual imagery modulates motor production in drawing

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 27 (3):416-417 (2004)
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One property of the emulator framework presented by Grush is that imagery operates off-line. Contrary to this viewpoint, we present evidence showing that mental rotation of a simple figure modulates low-level features of drawing articulation. This effect is dependent upon the type of rotation, suggesting a more integrative online role for imagery than proposed by the target article.

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