The research on visual imagery and interference shows that
a. people have trouble seeing a blue arrow when they are imagining a tree.
b. people have trouble seeing a blue arrow while they are imagining the sound of a musical instrument.
c. the studies support the propositional-code perspective of mental imagery.
d. a mental image does not typically interfere with seeing a physical image.
Question 2
According to the research on mental imagery and shape, people take longer to make a judgment when two mental images have similar shapes than when they have different shapes. This finding tends to support
a. experimenter expectancy.
b. the introspection approach.
c. bottom-up processing.
d. the analog-code approach.
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