According to Pylshyn's tacit-knowledge hypothesis, reaction time differences during mental imagery tasks are due to:     using stored semantic information about the object you are visualizing     mentally scanning your attention along a mental image     unconsciously producing a photograph-like image of the object in your head     getting distracted along the way, while scanning through a visual image

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