How do we define “sameness” of the processing of mental images and general reasoning processes?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (2):196-197 (2002)
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This commentary raises questions about the central concepts in the null hypothesis presented by the author of the target article and urges expansion of the treatment of mental imagery to forms of sensory imagery beyond the visual.

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