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Volition in Prospective Memory: evidence against differences in recalling free and fixed delayed intentions

2018-12-11

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<p>Human volition can be defined as the extent to which actions are generated by internal states or as a response to externally dictated instructions. Whether actions are voluntary or not influence the cognitive process of action generation and perception of action. The influence of volition on deciding actions at a later point in time is a less explored dimension. A voluntary decision on future action requires th...

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06fb9bfd-2887-5f38-a231-4c14ebcfdaa4
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10.31234/osf.io/hsrbt
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