Imagery

Imagery and Sport ⋆ Sports Psychology ⋆ Lifestyle

Imagery  involves  internally  experiencing  a  situation that mimics a real experience without experiencing the real thing. As a conscious process that is deliberately employed by an athlete or exerciser to serve a specific function, it is distinctly different from  daydreaming  or  just  thinking  about  something. The terms mental rehearsal and visualization are  sometimes  used  to 

Digital Imagery

Two distinct processes can give rise to digital images. On the one hand, they can be created entirely by computer, as animations or as single computer-generated images. On the other hand, they can be produced photographically, through digital cameras and camcorders, or through the digital scanning of photographs originally recorded on celluloid. When a real

Imagery and Sport

Imagery  involves  internally  experiencing  a  situation that mimics a real experience without experiencing the real thing. As a conscious process that is deliberately employed by an athlete or exerciser to serve a specific function, it is distinctly different from  daydreaming  or  just  thinking  about  something. The terms mental rehearsal and visualization are  sometimes  used  to 

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