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Interplay of Anticipatory Curiosity and Reactive Surprise drive epistemic motivation and lasting memory updating
The need to correct erroneous beliefs is inevitable, especially in a world where information propagates faster than it can be verified. However, passive exposure to corrections is often inadequate for memory updating. Prospective motivational states like curiosity and error-evoked signals like surpr
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