u/fragal1508

Hello!

We are recruiting participants for a research study investigating mental imagery—the ability to visualize people, objects, scenes, sounds, and other sensory experiences in the mind.

The goal of this project is to better understand why people differ in the clarity and vividness of their mental imagery, and to explore the potential influence of genetic and environmental factors on these differences.

Eligibility:

Mexican nationality.
18–35 years old.
Have a biological same-sex sibling, or be a twin (identical or fraternal).
Access to a computer and internet connection.

What will participants do?
Participants will complete a series of online questionnaires and cognitive tasks related to mental imagery.

Compensation:
There is currently no monetary compensation for participation.

We do not have a public survey link. If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please contact us via Instagram:

u/circuloimaginario

Thank you for your interest in helping advance research on mental imagery and individual differences.

Flair: Education / Academic Research

Hello everyone!

We are conducting a research study in Mexico that aims to better understand the origins of aphantasia and individual differences in mental imagery.

We are currently looking for Mexican participants who are:

Twins (identical or fraternal)
Siblings (brothers or sisters)
Individuals with aphantasia
Individuals with vivid mental imagery

By comparing twins, siblings, and people with different imagery experiences, we hope to learn more about the factors that contribute to aphantasia, including possible genetic and environmental influences.

Participation is completed online and will contribute to scientific research on mental imagery.

If you are Mexican and think you might be eligible, or if you have Mexican siblings or a twin brother/sister who may be interested, we would love to hear from you.

Feel free to comment below or send me a direct message for more information.

Thank you for helping us advance our understanding of aphantasia!

(0$) Research on Mental Imagery and Individual Differences (Mexican Twins, Siblings, and Fraternal Twins, 18–35)

Mexican Twins, Siblings, and People with or without Aphantasia Wanted for Research Study