Filling the gap despite full attention: the role of fast backward inferences for event completion

Overview of attention for article published in Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications, January 2019

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RT @timothy_j_smith: Great paper from Papenmeier and Huff showing we automatically repair event sequences via backwards inferences. Explai…

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RT @timothy_j_smith: Great paper from Papenmeier and Huff showing we automatically repair event sequences via backwards inferences. Explai…

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Well this is fascinating!

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RT @timothy_j_smith: Great paper from Papenmeier and Huff showing we automatically repair event sequences via backwards inferences. Explai…

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RT @timothy_j_smith: Great paper from Papenmeier and Huff showing we automatically repair event sequences via backwards inferences. Explai…

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RT @timothy_j_smith: Great paper from Papenmeier and Huff showing we automatically repair event sequences via backwards inferences. Explai…

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Great paper from Papenmeier and Huff showing we automatically repair event sequences via backwards inferences. Explains how editors can make you think you see an action like the famous eyeball and razor in Un Chien Andalou without actually showing it! htt

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