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Investigating the Factors Motivating the Adoption of Optimal Attentional Strategies
Our goal-directed attentional control abilities enable us to flexibly maximize how efficiently we search the visual environment. However, a growing body of research reveals that we often fail to use these abilities. Here, we question how motivational incentives might be used to improve attentional
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