Question

1. when scientist adam zeman encountered a patient who was unable to visualize things, he decided to investigate the condition. the patients eyes worked fine, but whenever he tried to picture a scene in his mind, he came up blank—as if his \minds eye\ was blind. finding no similar cases in the medical literature, zeman published a paper about his patients mysterious condition. a reporter subsequently wrote an article about it. several people recognized their own condition in the article and then contacted zeman. the condition finally received a name in 2015, aphantasia. zemans work was a source of reassurance; many people who suffered from the previously unnamed condition were relieved to find that they were not alone.

(1) select all the details that are included in the text.
(2)

detail	text
people with aphantasia often memorize details differently.
until 2013, aphantasia was an unnamed condition.
aphantasiacs reached out to zeman after learning they were not the only ones with this condition.

Explanation:

1. Check if the detail matches the text: The text states Zeman investigated a patient's inability to visualize, so this is included.
2. Check if the detail matches the text: The text does not mention anything about how people with aphantasia memorize details, so this is not included.
3. Check if the detail matches the text: The text says the condition was named in 2015, meaning it was unnamed before that, not 2013, so this is not included.
4. Check if the detail matches the text: The text notes several people recognized their condition from an article and contacted Zeman, so this is included.

Answer:

• Zeman researched the rare inability to imagine things visually.
• Aphantasics reached out to Zeman after learning they were not the only ones with this condition.