According to Guillot and Collets (2005) review, there is a high degree of temporal congruence between actual and imagined movements in the case of:
A) Attention-demanding actions
B) Conscious actions
C) Largely automatic actions
D) Actions performed in stressful situations

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Guillot and Collets (2005) found that there is a high degree of temporal congruence between actual and imagined movements particularly in the case of largely automatic actions. This means that the time it takes to imagine performing an action is very similar to the time it takes to actually perform the action, especially when those actions are automatic or well-practiced.

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