This is a classic edition of Michael Forrester's Psychology of the Image, which examined the image in relation to internal, interdependent, and external dimensions. A revised introduction would critically consider different areas of contemporary research that highlights each of these image dimensions - (i) the role of fMRI and neuroimaging central to the emergence of cognitive neuroscience, (ii) social-identity and image-fluidity in social media contexts, and (iii) virtual semiotics and the associated images surrounding the pervasive and changing nature of digital engagement. This is a valuable resource for psychology students, academics, and researchers.