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Imagery and Verbal Memory, memory for verbal materials. In this way, a long-standing area of investigation has come to be considered in a more systematic and critical manner. The tradition of linking imagery and memory, however, goes back at least to Aristotle, who, in his treatise on memory (I, 450a, 20–25) asserted:.“It is

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Memory of Action Events: Some Implications for Memory Theory and for Imagery,an, 1985; B?ckman, Nilsson & Chalom, 1985; Cohen, 1983, 1984; Engelkamp & Krumnacker, 1980; Engelkamp & Zimmer, 1983; Helstrup, 198’7, 1989; Nilsson & Cohen, 1988; Saltz, 1988; Saltz & Dixon, 1982; Zimmer & Engelkamp, 1984; 1985).

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Static Versus Dynamic Imagery,ary objects but also action scenes in which objects are in motion or in the process of being rotated or otherwise transformed. This chapter examines the distinction and its implications at several levels. First, we review the general contrast between static and dynamic representations and processes,

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A Developmental Approach to Mental Imagery,of the present paper is to examine the assumptions, methodology, and main findings in these two approaches, with specific focus on the development of the capacity for mental images of transformation in the child. The first part of this paper reviews the main issues in Piagetian and IP studies. Compa