Studies of Individual Differences in Mental Imagery Ability Indicate That

question 63

Multiple Choice

Studies of individual differences in mental imagery ability indicate that

• A) women tend to be poorer in visual skills than men.
• B) individuals seem not to differ with regard to their imagery skills.
• C) "good" imagers do well on all imagery tasks, while "less good" imagers have a consistent disadvantage in every imagery task.
• D) each individual has his or her own profile of imagery skills that he or she can do well and skills that he or she does poorly.

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