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This investigation of the relationship between occipital EEG and type of imagery differed from most previous studies in that objective performance and rating measures were used to assess individual differences in visual imagery ability independently of performance on tasks during EEG recording, and in its use of a double-blind procedure. Significant results were obtained which appear contrary to those reported in previous EEG-imagery investigations. The conflicting reports may reflect the influence of methodological variables.

Occipital alpha activity of high and low visual imagers during problem solving