If your mental image of your aunt's face is stored in an analog code,

If your mental image of your aunt's face is stored in an analog code,
 
  a. thinking about the image would produce increased blood flow throughout your frontal cortex.
  b. the representation would resemble the specific features and facial arrangement found on your aunt's face.
  c. the code would include language-like descriptions of the most important attributes of her face.
  d. that image would be represented in terms of both the alignment and the rotation heuristics.

Question 2

Those who argue that we store mental-imagery information in terms of propositions would claim that
 
  a. storage is most like vision.
  b. storage is most like an abstract spatial representation.
  c. storage is most like language.
  d. representation closely resembles the physical object.

Question 3

Which of the following students provides the most accurate information about analog codes and propositional codes for mental images?
 
  a. Qing: An analog code emphasizes the physical resemblance between a visual stimulus and the corresponding mental image.
  b. Dave: An analog code emphasizes the stimulation of the receptors, for example the receptors in the retina of the eye.
  c. D'Naijha: A propositional code emphasizes the stimulation of the sensory portions of the cerebral cortex.
  d. Oscar: A propositional code emphasizes the spatial relationships between the components of a mental image.