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Kathryn F. Knight, Fraser Milton, Adam Zeman (2026). Aphantasia and visual working memory: No direct evidence of impaired visual working memory in aphantasics, either in behavioral performance or the accuracy of a multivoxel pattern classifier. Neuropsychologia, 226, 109430. Elsevier BV.

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Kathryn F. Knight, Fraser Milton, Adam Zeman (2026). Aphantasia and visual working memory: No direct evidence of impaired visual working memory in aphantasics, either in behavioral performance or the accuracy of a multivoxel pattern classifier. Neuropsychologia, 226, 109430. Elsevier BV.

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June 2026
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10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2026.109430
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Kathryn F. Knight, Fraser Milton, Adam Zeman
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Neuropsychologia
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226, 109430
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Elsevier BV
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Visual mental imagery and visual working memory are often thought to be closely related. After all, both have been argued to involve the temporary mai…

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