“The increasing interest in mental imagery began when the hold of behaviorism weakened and psychologists began to explore the neglected mental processes covered in studies of imagery and imagination. The Journal of Mental Imagery has found its place in providing a vehicle for meeting this growing interest. Edited as it is by Akhter Ahsen, a psychologist himself active as a clinician, experimentalist and theoretician, its pages are full of new evidence and new applications arising out of the increased attention to imagery and its manifestations.

“The Journal’s appeal to audiences representing a wide spectrum should make it find its place in libraries of professionals in psychology and psychiatry and others who have curiosity for the mind, its operations and its potential achievements.”

Ernest R. Hilgard, Ph.D.
Past President, American Psychological Association