Professor of Cognitive Psychology | Lead Researcher at the Visual Cognition Lab
Dr. Kacie Davenport is a leading voice in the study of neurodiversity, specifically focusing on the spectrum of voluntary visual imagery. As a Professor of Cognitive Psychology, her research utilizes the Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire (VVIQ) and binocular rivalry tests to provide objective data for the "blind mind's eye." Having published numerous papers on the cognitive workarounds developed by aphantasics, Dr. Davenport is an authority on how the brain processes spatial information and memory without the aid of mental pictures. She is dedicated to bridging the gap between clinical research and the public's understanding of how diverse our internal worlds can be.
2026-04-27
Try the aphantasia red star test and learn what a blank, faint, or vivid red star says about your mind's eye and next steps.
2026-04-24
Try the aphantasia apple test and learn what a blank, faint, or vivid apple may mean for your mind's eye. Includes next steps.