Research on mental imagery indicates that
A) we typically create mental images through eidetic imagery.
B) we mentally "pick up" an object and turn it around or even fold it.
C) our mental images are flat, like photographs.
D) our mental images are restricted to visual or auditory qualities.

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Research on mental imagery suggests that we mentally manipulate objects in our minds, including rotating and folding them, indicating that mental images are not flat like photographs. Eidetic imagery, or photographic memory, is rare and not typical for most people. Mental imagery can also involve other sensory qualities such as touch and smell, not just visual or auditory.

Research on Mental Imagery Indicates That