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Toward a Formal Theory of Cognitive Effort: Application of Linear Control Theory to a Simple Cognitive Model of Controlled Processing
Cognitive effort is a defining feature of cognitive control but theories about its origin and purpose have long been controversial. Recently, it has been proposed that cognitive effort can be understood using linear control theory, a mathematical formalism developed in the engineering literature to
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