Since 1977 when the JOURNAL OF MENTAL IMAGERY was established, the JMI has been the major forum for original and creative thought on mental imagery. Being dedicated solely to the study and applications of this consciousness phenomenon, the JMI has been instrumental in reviving serious scientific attention in mental imagery through its commitment to rigorous scholarship and vital concern for dialogue and debate. The JMI offers peer-reviewed research papers, theme issues on topics of critical relevance, open peer commentary on significant and controversial issues by leaders in the field and book reviews. Under the expert editorship of Akhter Ahsen, Ph.D., author of more than twenty-five books on imagery and an internationally recognized authority in the field, and its distinguished editorial board, the JMI has received critical acclaim around the world from researchers, theoreticians and clinicians interested in mental imagery. A vital and invaluable resource for individuals as well as libraries, this internationally respected source of information and learning on mental imagery is an important aid for research and applications in the field.