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Limited convergence across established visual statistical learning paradigms: Evidence from a large multi-task study
Statistical learning (SL) has been linked to individual differences in language, reading, and other cognitive abilities, yet it remains unclear whether performance across SL paradigms reflects a common underlying capacity. We examined the covariance structure of seven established visual SL paradigms
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