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When attention turns inward: Mind wandering reduces perceptual sensitivity across visual fields
We all mind wander from time to time, where instead of being focussed on our task, we start thinking about task-unrelated personal events or concerns. In daily life, however, mind wandering is often associated with reduced processing of external information. This is commonly explained by the decoupl
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