Auditory Imagery

Explore the fascinating world of auditory imagery in Daniel Reisberg's insightful book, Auditory Imagery. Published in 2016, this comprehensive volume spans 286 pages and delves into a relatively underexplored area of psychology. While much of the focus in mental imagery has been on visual aspects, Reisberg brings attention to the significant role of sound in our cognitive processes.

This foundational text presents a range of research findings on auditory imagery, highlighting its relevance across various domains. From the everyday memory rehearsal techniques of college students to the complex auditory experiences of individuals with schizophrenia, this book covers diverse topics that illustrate the importance of sound in psychological research. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the cognitive sciences, Auditory Imagery invites readers to rethink the way they understand mental imagery.