Guest Editor
Table of contents
Special Issue on Musical Imagery: About Those Earworms!
Pages 1–2
Cohen, Annabel J.
Letter From the Guest Editor
Pages 3–4
Bailes, Freya
The Classification of Involuntary Musical Imagery: The Case for Earworms
Pages 5–13
Williams, Tim I.
Involuntary to Intrusive: Using Involuntary Musical Imagery to Explore Individual Differences and the Nature of Intrusive Thoughts
Pages 14–27
Hyman Jr., Ira E.; Cutshaw, Kayleigh I.; Hall, Caitlin M.; Snyders, Meredith E.; Masters, Seth A.; Au, Victoria S. K.; Graham, James M.
The Involuntary Musical Imagery Scale (IMIS)
Pages 28–36
Floridou, Georgia A.; Williamson, Victoria J.; Stewart, Lauren; Müllensiefen, Daniel
Differences in Auditory Imagery Self-Report Predict Neural and Behavioral Outcomes
Pages 37–47
Halpern, Andrea R.
Increased Involuntary Musical Mental Activity Is Not Associated With More Accurate Voluntary Musical Imagery
Pages 48–57
Weir, Guy; Williamson, Victoria J.; Müllensiefen, Daniel
Music in Mind? An Experience Sampling Study of What and When, Towards an Understanding of Why
Pages 58–68
Bailes, Freya
Performing Musicians' Understanding of the Terms "Mental Practice" and "Score Analysis"
Pages 69–82
Fine, Philip A.; Wise, Karen J.; Goldemberg, Ricardo; Bravo, Anabela
"Total Inner Memory": Deliberate Uses of Multimodal Musical Imagery During Performance Preparation
Pages 83–92
Davidson-Kelly, Kirsteen; Schaefer, Rebecca S.; Moran, Nikki; Overy, Katie
