New Paper: Pupillary responses are not a reliable index of differences in imagery vividness. Our search for more reliable metrics of imagery continues... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

My first first-author paper, from the first half of my Master’s (almost 3 years ago, wow) is out! Happy to finally share! 👁️ Stay tuned, there's more coming soon! #pupillometry #mentalimagery #cognitivepsychology #aphantasia

Another study by @cvanbuck.bsky.social. Results similar to our preprint: pupil size is a reliable overall measure of bright/ dark processing, but this effect does not (or only very weakly) correlate with individual differences in #mentalimagery / #aphantasia doi.org/10.1016/j.ne... #psychology

Could we, and how to empirically study unconscious mental imagery? Open questions on both conceptual and methodological perspectives drive.google.com/file/d/1Gmu5...

* Vanbuckhave 😅

🚨 #Preprint alert 🚨 A multilab study led by Claire Vanbuckave investigated whether the strength of pupil responses to imagined brightness/ darkness reflect differences in vividness of mental imagery. We found … 👇 1/3 🧵 #psychology #aphantasia #pupillometry #mentalimagery doi.org/10.64898/202...