Humans are the only animals that think about or even worry about the future, but few scientists have looked at how we form vivid mental images of events that have not yet occurred. Researchers at Washington University have sought to better understand this, and their study results yield interesting insights about human cognition, visual processing, and even memory.
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The Biomechanics of Thinking About the Future
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Humans are the only animals that think about or even worry about the future, but few scientists have looked at how we form vivid mental images of events that have not yet occurred. Researchers at Washington University have sought to better understand this, and their study results yield interesting insights about human cognition, visual processing, and even memory.
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