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Non-commitment in mental imagery is distinct from perceptual inattention, and supports hierarchical scene construction
When calling an image before the mind's eye, people often do not include basic properties of the mental scene. For example, when imagining a person knocking a ball off a table, people may neglect to consider the color of the ball. This "non-commitment" in imagery has been part of ongoing debates on
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