Reproductive imagination
Reproductive imagination (also known as simple memory recall) is an activity in which previously seen objects or images are recalled from memory and reproduced in front of the mind's eye.
Reproductive imagination is contrasted to productive or constructive imagination.
Neuroscience
On a neurological level, simple recall involves activation of an existing object-encoding neuronal ensemble in the posterior cortical hot zone. According to binding-by-synchrony hypothesis synchronous resonant activity of the neuronal ensemble results in conscious perception of the object. [1]
gollark: I just use netdata, but obviously that doesn't do any fancy integration with Minecraft.
gollark: You know, we could automate that.
gollark: Couldn't you just run analytics on the same server as this?
gollark: Sascha: the Potatodatacentre is our array of about 350 potatOS computers in the End.
gollark: How about every time you say TPS, another computer is added to some random place in the world and runs an intensive program?
References
- Singer, Wolf (10 December 2007). "Binding by synchrony". Scholarpedia. p. 1657. doi:10.4249/scholarpedia.1657.
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