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  1. The evolution of conscious sensations, implicit inferences, and self-consciousness, from the standpoint of double-aspect naturalism.

    Article • Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice, February 2025, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  2. Testing the theoretical position that subconscious phenomena are conscious but not self-conscious.

    Article • Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice, December 2024, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  3. Source monitoring as an explanation for the illusion of “self as subject”.

    Article • Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice, March 2022, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  4. Expanded team of associate editors and inauguration of registered reports.

    Article • Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice, January 2022, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  5. The causal effects of painful qualia: A mind–body thesis and supportive evidence.

    Article • Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice, March 2020, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  6. Confronting Death Through Mental and Artistic Imagery

    Article • October 2018, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  7. Hypnosis And Imagination

    Article • October 2018, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  8. On the Evolution of Conscious Sensation, Conscious Imagination, and Consciousness of Self

    Article • December 2016, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  9. Existential Authenticity

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2016, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  10. A Personal Note to Our Readers

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, May 2016, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  11. Psychological Subscales of Liberalism and Conservatism as Related to Political Party, Race, Education, Religion, Geographical Region, and Gender

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, August 2015, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  12. The Core Metaphysical Foundations of Christian Conservatism and Areligious Liberalism Versus the Reversible Moral Perspectives of Areligious Conservatism and Christian Liberalism

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, August 2015, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  13. Individual Differences in Deductive Logic, Abductive Logic, and Cognitive Styles

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, May 2015, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  14. Forced-Choice False Recognition Controlling for Response Bias Correlates With Dissociative Amnesia Controlling for Imagery, but Not With Image Vividness Controlling for Dissociation

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2015, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  15. Differing Psychological Definitions of Liberalism and Conservatism: Their Statistical Association with Personality and with Racism

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 2014, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  16. Heterarchical versus Hierarchical Modes of Imageless Thinking

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2014, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  17. Phenomenal yellow from rotated red and green: Retinal qualia versus emergent cortical qualia.

    Article • Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice, January 2014, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  18. The Primary Attachment Style Questionnaire: A Brief Measure for Assessing Six Primary Attachment Styles before and after Age Twelve

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 2013, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  19. “Imageless” Spatial and Temporal Rules Can Be Tested and Refined by Constructing Vivid Visual and Auditory Images

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 2012, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  20. Differentiating Falsely Recognized Faces from Incompletely Remembered Faces

    Article • Psychological Reports, June 2012, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  21. Depression, unlike Normal Sadness, is Associated with a “Flatter” Self-Perception and a “Flatter” Phenomenal World

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2011, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  22. Multiple Styles of Self-Control Predict College Students' Alcohol Consumption

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 2010, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  23. Binocular Perception of an Abstract Multicolored Display through One Red-Filtered Eye and One Green-Filtered Eye

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, December 2009, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  24. Do Psychologically Autonomous Individuals Behave as if they Have Free Will?

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2009, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  25. Should Visual Images Be Defined as Depictive Neural Patterns,oras Conscious Sensations Constructed from “Imageless” Visual Thoughts?

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 2008, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  26. Does Existential Meaning Require Hope, or is Interest Enough?

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2008, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  27. The Archaic Belief in Dream Visitations as it Relates to “Seeing Ghosts,” “Meeting the Lord,” as Well as “Encountering Extraterrestrials”

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 2007, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  28. The Sense of Self in Lucid Dreams: “Self as Subject” vs. “Self as Agent” vs. “Self as Object”

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2007, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  29. Dreaming and Daydreaming about Dreadful Possibilities: Primal Fears versus Existential Fears

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2007, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  30. Is Binocular Fusion of “Cortical Yellow” an Illusion, Contingent upon Abstraction of Coherent Sensory Information from the Two Eyes?

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, February 2007, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  31. Universal repression from consciousness versus abnormal dissociation from self-consciousness

    Article • Behavioral and Brain Sciences, October 2006, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  32. Boundaries and Dreams

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 2006, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  33. The Central Image (CI) in Recent Dreams, Dreams That Stand out, and Earliest Dreams: Relationship to Boundaries

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2006, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  34. The Psychological Boundaries Delineating Truth and Falsehood

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2006, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  35. The Fine Line between Fantasizing Torture and Countenancing Abu Ghraib

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2005, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  36. On the Cognitive Function of Visual Images and the Development of Individual Differences

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2005, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  37. Reframing Cognitive Therapy to Integrate Recent Research on Emotion, Imagery, and Self-Talk

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 2004, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  38. Emotion Makes Daydreams More Dreamlike, More Symbolic

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2003, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  39. Envisioning other Minds: The Artistic Drawing and Psychometric Rating of Images and Percepts

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 2001, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  40. Contextualizing images in dreams and daydreams.

    Article • Dreaming, January 2001, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  41. Is Visual Thinking “Imageless Thought”?

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, December 2000, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  42. Emotionally Directing Visual Sensations: II. Lowering the Threshold for Tinted Percepts

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 2000, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  43. Resolving Existential Sentiments with Music: Evidence for a “Mental Chemistry” of Emotions

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 2000, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  44. Emotionally Directing Visual Sensations: I. Generating Images That Contextualize Emotion and Become “Symbolic”

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 2000, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  45. Individual Differences in Conscious Experience

    Article • February 2000, John Benjamins

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  46. Individual Differences in Self-Conscious Source Monitoring: Theoretical, Experimental, and Clinical Considerations

    Article • January 2000, John Benjamins

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  47. Redefining Associative Memory, in Order to Account for the Imaginative Reconstruction of Accurate Memories

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1999, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  48. Normal Dimensions of Multiple Personality without Amnesia

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 1999, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  49. Is Absorption a Diathesis for Dissociation in Sexually and Physically Abused Patients?

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1998, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  50. Bizarreness of the dreams and daydreams reported by individuals with thin and thick boundaries.

    Article • Dreaming, December 1997, American Psychological Association (APA)

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  51. The Return of ‘The Subliminal’

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 1997, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  52. Dissociative Experiences and Reality-Testing Deficits in College Students

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 1997, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  53. Effect of Negative Imaging on Heart Rate and Blood Pressure, as a Function of Image Vividness and Image “Realness”

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1996, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  54. Percepts Considered as “Bundles of Sensations”: The Confusion of Percepts with Afterimages

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1996, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  55. Personality Traits and Reality-Testing Abilities, Controlling for Vividness of Imagery

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1995, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  56. Repression: Active Censorship of Stressful Memories vs. Source Amnesia for Self-Consciously Dissociated Memories

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1994, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  57. The Effect of Image Vividness on Reality Monitoring

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 1993, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  58. ‘Safe’ Fantasy: The Self-Conscious Boundary between Wishing and Willing

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1992, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  59. Apperception revisited: “Subliminal” monocular perception during the apperception of fused random-dot stereograms

    Article • Consciousness and Cognition, March 1992, Elsevier

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  60. Dissociation in Ambidextrous Students

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, December 1991, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  61. Self-Awareness in Autistic Subjects and Deeply Hypnotized Subjects: Dissociation of Self-Concept versus Self-Consciousness

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1991, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  62. Subliminal Activation of Intrapsychic Conflicts: Subconscious Realms of Mind vs Subconscious Processes of Mentation

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1990, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  63. Posthypnotic Amnesia: Dissociation of Self-Concept or Self-Consciousness?

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1990, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  64. The Causal Efficacy of Consciousness in General, Imagery in Particular: A Materialistic Perspective

    Article • January 1990, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  65. Imagination and Perceptual Development: Effects of Auditory Imaging on the Brainstem Evoked Potentials of Children, Adult Musicians, and Other Adults

    Article • January 1990, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  66. Subliminal Activation of Hypnotic Responses: Subconscious Realms of Mind Versus Subconscious Modes of Mentation

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, October 1989, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  67. Depression: A Failure to Suppress the Self-Conscious ‘Monitoring’ of Dismal Cognitions

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 1989, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  68. Hypnotic Attenuation of the ‘Boundaries’ between Emotional, Visual, and Auditory Sensations

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 1989, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  69. Are Monocular Arrays Discriminable from Binocular Arrays?

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, April 1988, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  70. Self-Consciousness as the Monitoring of Cognitive States: A Theoretical Perspective

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 1987, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  71. Hypnotic Hypermnesia for Subliminally Encoded Stimuli: State-Dependent Memory for “Unmonitored” Sensations

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1987, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  72. Geophysical Variables and Behavior: XL. Electromagnetic Stimulation of ‘Extrasensory’ Evoked Potentials

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, June 1987, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  73. Personality and Immunity: Depressive Tendencies versus Manic and Schizophrenic Tendencies

    Article • Psychological Reports, October 1986, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  74. Spontaneous Post-Hypnotic Amnesia and Spontaneous Rehypnotic Recovery in Repressers

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1986, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  75. Hypnotic Hallucinations as “Unmonitored” Images: An Empirical Study

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, March 1986, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  76. Repressed Fear of Inexistence and its Hypnotic Recovery in Religious Students

    Article • OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, February 1986, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  77. Repression as the Monitoring and Censoring of Images: An Empirical Study

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, September 1985, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  78. Subconscious Percepts as “Unmonitored” Percepts: An Empirical Study

    Article • Imagination Cognition and Personality, June 1985, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  79. Perception of Randomness

    Article • Perceptual and Motor Skills, October 1984, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  80. Hypnotizability: Correlations with Daydreaming and Sleeping

    Article • Psychological Reports, October 1983, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  81. Better Liars Have Better Imaginations

    Article • Psychological Reports, April 1983, SAGE Publications

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  82. Selected features of word meaning

    Article • Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, December 1976, Elsevier

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  83. Somatic consequences of consciousness

    Article • Taylor & Francis

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  84. The Relation of Imagery Vividness, Absorption, Reality Boundaries and Synesthesia to Hypnotic States and Traits

    Article • Taylor & Francis

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf

  85. Presence vs. Absence of a “Hidden Observer” during Total Deafness: The Hypnotic Illusion of Subconsciousness vs. the Imaginal Attenuation of Brainstem Evoked Potentials

    Article • Taylor & Francis

    Professor Emeritus Robert Kunzendorf