APS
2024 APS Annual Convention
Imagination
Recent developments in neuroscience have revealed that imagination is not a single, cohesive process but involves complex brain networks. This symposium examines the neuroscience of imagination, its deficits in autism spectrum disorder, and its over-representation in some forms of mental illness and neurological disorders, and its use in virtual systems.
Chairs & Discussants
- Gerry LeismanChair
University of the Medical Sciences - Gerry LeismanChair
Universithy of Haifa - Ty MelilloDiscussant
Northeastern College of hte Health Science
Presentations
- Imagined Movement and Moving to ImagineGerry Leisman
- Imaginative Generativity in Evolution: The Role of Mental Imagery in Species AdaptationAmedeo D'Angiuli, Raymond Roy
- Imagining in Autism Spectrum Disorder and SchizophreniaRobert Melillo
- Effects of Quadrato Motor Training on Creativity and Alpha Coherence Tal Dotan Ben-Soussan