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Is aphantasia an inability to record memories, or an inability to recall memories?
It is neither:
Aphantasia is the inability to voluntarily create mental images in
one's mind.
How this relates to visual memory is still under investigation, as is most everything about aphantasia, ...
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Importance of colors in learning process?
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an article that discusses the latest discoveries about how visualization, specially colors and moving images are important in the process of learning....It would be nice to know about ...
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Kinetic synesthesia evoked by abstract thoughts?
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No.
Background
The definition of synesthesia is generally as follows:
... a perceptual condition of mixed sensations: a stimulus in one sensory modality (e.g., hearing) involuntarily ...
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Near-dream states producing closed-eye visual rendering of the environment
It would seem like what you are experiencing is eidetic memory (Eidetikos) and/or Hypnogogia. Reasons as to how and why this may occur are still being studied. Consider the following here:
https://www....
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Exact Medical situation name for Guided Meditation/Visualization to "Re-live a moment"
Before I give the answer to your question, I must point out that pursuits into recalling past events through hypnosis etc. can lead to mixed results. You can be lucky and gain true insight into a ...
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Importance of colors in learning process?
Chris' answer is relevant, but possibly digging more into psychology literature than needed for the given question. Note that the articles Chris links to do not state that 'by default' using colors ...
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How can visual thinking be avoided?
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In normally sighted people visual thinking is the dominant mode of thinking and may be intimately associated even with verbal thinking and hence difficult to root out completely.
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Do pictures help young children read (understand meaning) better or does it give them a delayed sense of imagination when decoding information?
I wrote Vexed Texts a long time ago. Since then I have asked the same question and found no research on it, so I did my own research as my doctoral thesis. You can find the results if you want to in ...
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