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integrative complexity

integrative complexity Integrative complexity is a cognitive feature concerned with how a person processes information in their response, rather than how much information is given or how good it is.

Integrative complexity is a cognitive feature concerned with how a person processes information in their response, rather than how much information is given or how good it is.

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Drafting source: Molina Isaac; Molina-Perez Edmundo; Sobrino Fernanda; Tellez-Rojas Mario Arturo; Zamora-Maldonado Hilda C.; Plaza-Ferreira María; Orozco Yessica; Espinoza-Juarez Victor; Serra-Barragán Luis; De Unanue Adolfo. Current research trends on cognition, integrative complexity, and decision-making: a systematic literature review using activity theory and neuroscience. 2023; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1156696; article XML SHA-256 7ffe3f4c6171af18322634c9d51230646893570461ddc3b75a61c75181fc5dbf. “Current research trends on cognition, integrative complexity, and decision-making: a systematic literature review using activity theory and neuroscience” (10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1156696).
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