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Effects of instructed and experienced uncertainty on attentional priority

2024-04-20

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<p>Previous research has demonstrated that attentional prioritisation is shaped by prior experience of reward uncertainty: attention is more likely to be captured by a stimulus associated with a variable (uncertain) reward than a stimulus that provides diagnostic information about available reward. This finding is noteworthy, because it runs counter to the principle that cognition is motivated to reduce uncertaint...

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Literature Corpus work: 7e2a8f0f-a907-569a-96ff-afa87cb2deae
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/n62z8

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