Images in our mind are copies of the ideal.

Images in memory affected by perception and experience

• Wundt: imagery central to thought
• Würzberg: thought can exist without imagery
• Watson: denied existence of imagery (behaviourism)

Imagery includes smell/sound...

Images have intentionality

Imagery separate from linguistic expression.

I.generation II.maintenance III.inspection IV.transformation

.Compasionate therapy

.Rehearsal

Ahsen's theory of imagery- Image (sensation) Somatic response Meaning

-Coleman's Self Memory System- autobiographic M. is episodic and semantic.

-Goals in the form of images (aversive images- goals to avoid)

Heightened self-awaresness.

Dispositional (internal) attributes.

I. Observer Perspective

II. Emotionally negative

III. Biased/distorted