Imagery Interference is a cognitive phenomenon in which the generation or maintenance of one mental image disrupts the processing, accuracy, or recall of another concurrent or subsequent mental image due to competition for limited representational resources within shared perceptual and attentional systems.
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Individual differences in mental imagery ability: A computational analysis
Stephen M. Kosslyn, Jennifer L. Brunn, Kyle R. Cave et al. · Cognition · 1984 · 244 citations
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