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When Effort Stops Meaning Something: A Cognitive Systems Model of Persistence, Disuse, and Re-entry
Learning depends not only on task performance, but on whether effort remains coupled to interpretable signals of progress, competence, and continued agency. External cognitive systems can disrupt this coupling when they absorb cognitive work that would otherwise sustain internal learning dynamics. W
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