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Does Binding Equal Binding? A Comparative Review and Domain-General Bayesian Perspective

2026-05-30

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<p>Binding refers to the process of linking different pieces of information to form coherent representations. Original concepts of binding in perception were transferred to other domains assuming that bindings need to persist beyond perception to guide our thoughts and actions. Binding processes are thus fundamental to human cognition and studied in a variety of research domains. Yet, research on binding is largel...

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0c13cf79-071a-5128-8876-11d92c21684e
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10.31234/osf.io/4zhc7_v1
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