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controlled processing

controlled processing Controlled processing is a conscious, deliberate form of thinking that is flexible but uses substantial mental resources.

Controlled processing is a conscious, deliberate form of thinking that is flexible but uses substantial mental resources. In social cognition, it is contrasted with more automatic processing, which is faster and less demanding but less flexible.

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Drafting source: Kliemann Dorit; Rosenblau Gabriela; Bölte Sven; Heekeren Hauke R.; Dziobek Isabel. Face puzzle—two new video-based tasks for measuring explicit and implicit aspects of facial emotion recognition. 2013; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00376; article XML SHA-256 343be98f7f57573958995580a50b852d16a92c8c02426337f48c5016496086c5. “Face puzzle—two new video-based tasks for measuring explicit and implicit aspects of facial emotion recognition” (10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00376).
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