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- This dataset containts data from an online memory drawing experiment conducted with individuals with aphantasia and normal imagery.
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  ## Dataset Details
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  ## Data Fields
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  ## Dataset Creation
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  #### Who are the source data producers?
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+ This dataset contains data from an online memory drawing experiment conducted with individuals with aphantasia and normal imagery.
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  ## Dataset Details
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+ subject_id: Subject ID
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+ treatment: group for the experiment based on VVIQ score; "aphantasia"(VVIQ<=25) or "control"(VVIQ>=40)
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+ country: Participants Country
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+ age: Age
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+ gender: Gender
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+ occupation: Occupation
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+ art_ability: Self-Report rating of art ability from 1-5
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+ art_experience: Description of participant's art experience
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+ device: Device used for the experiment (desktop or laptop)
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+ input: What participant used to draw (mouse, trackpad, etc.)
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+ difficult: Part of the experiment participant though was most challenging
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+ diff_explanation: Explanation of why they thought the part specified in "difficult" was hard
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+ vviq_score: VVIQ test total points (16 questions from 0-5)
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+ osiq_score: OSIQ test total points (30 questions from 0-5)
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+ perception drawings: Participant drawings of kitchen, living room, and bedroom from perception part of experiment
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+ memory drawings: Participant drawings of kitchen, living room, and bedroom from memory part of experiment
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+ image: Actual images (stimuli) participants had to draw (kitchen, living room, bedroom)
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+ The contributors of the original dataset and authors of the paper are:
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+ Wilma Bainbridge (University of Chicago Department of Psychology & Laboratory of Brain and Cognition, National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, USA),
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+ Zoë Pounder (Department of Psychology, University of Westminster, London, UK)
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+ Alison Eardley (Department of Psychology, University of Westminster, London, UK)
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+ Chris Baker (Laboratory of Brain and Cognition, National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, USA)
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+ Aphantasia: The inability to create visual imagery, keeping you from visualizing things in your mind.
 
 
 
 
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