Visual imagery neuroscience

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  • Created on: 14-05-19 12:16
Bottom up processing
V1/V2 - V4 - IT - PFC
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Top down processing
Visual representations can also be activated via top down processes without external stimulation: visual imagery - PFC - IT - V4 - V1/V2 (signals from prefrontal cortex lead to reactivation of cortical patterns all way down to V1/V2)
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Ganis et al, (2004) difference in perception vs imagery
Coronal slices -showed no difference in activation between PFC (92% over lap), more posterior acitvation from perception than imagery e.g. V1
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V1 and visual imagery?
V1 closest to enviornment - is V1 casually related to mental imagery or is it epipenomenal? TMS studies
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TMS - virtual lesion study (Transcranial magnetic stimulation) generated by coil
Provides links between neural acitvity and behaviour, effects can be controlled by varying magnitude and timing of stimulation
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Are Visual images depetivite?
Yes neural representation on v1
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Hemianopia
blindness for half of visual field
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