Question

read a second text about aphantasia.
people with aphantasia are unable to picture things in their minds eye. if asked to describe the letter g, they dont \see\ the letter. instead, they simply recall facts: g has a curly tail. research on aphantasia is limited. it wasnt until scientist adam zemans study on aphantasia that people started to wonder about the link between this rare condition and human memory. some aphantasiacs report being unable to recall memories from different periods of their lives. but aphantasiacs also often memorize very specific details in order to get around the visualization problem. for example, they might know how many windows their house has, while people without aphantasia usually picture their house and count the windows they see when asked.
select all the details that are included in the text.
zeman researched the rare inability to imagine things visually.
people with aphantasia often memorize details differently.
aphantasiacs reached out to zeman after learning they were not the only ones with this condition.
until 2015, aphantasia was an unnamed condition.

Explanation:

• The text mentions that it was scientist Adam Zeman's study on aphantasia (the inability to visualize) that made people wonder about its link with human memory. So, the first option about Zeman researching the rare inability to imagine things visually is included.
• It also states that aphantasiacs memorize very specific details (like knowing the number of windows in their house without visualizing) while others picture and count. This shows that people with aphantasia often memorize details differently, so the second option is included.
• There is no mention in the text about aphantasiacs reaching out to Zeman after learning they were not alone (third option) or that aphantasia was unnamed until 2015 (fourth option).

Answer:

• Zeman researched the rare inability to imagine things visually.
• People with aphantasia often memorize details differently.