Which of the following is NOT one of Finke's principles describing the fundamental nature and properties of visual images?

A) Images contain only information that has been intentionally stored.
B) Mental imagery uses several of the same internal processes as visual perception.
C) The spatial arrangement of parts of a mental image corresponds to the way parts of the actual physical objects are arranged.
D) Transformations of visual images obey the same laws of motion as transformations of actual physical objects.

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Angela Mae Valdez · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Finke's principles of mental imagery suggest that mental images can contain spontaneous emergent properties, not just information that has been intentionally stored. This means that mental images can generate new information or insights that were not explicitly encoded or stored by the observer, contradicting option A.

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