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intentionality

intentionality In this context, intentionality means whether mind wandering happens on purpose or without intending it.

In this context, intentionality means whether mind wandering happens on purpose or without intending it. It distinguishes deliberate shifts of thought from unintentional ones and can be related to differences in what people think about.

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Drafting source: Guan Siqing; Takahashi Toru; Kumano Hiroaki. Is the intentionality of mind wandering associated with the combined dimensions of temporal orientation and emotional valence?. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-025-03821-7; article XML SHA-256 40fe696fac41dc62787478427041fcca17b3f09da0d9c05b70416a513bbfa570. “Is the intentionality of mind wandering associated with the combined dimensions of temporal orientation and emotional valence?” (10.1186/s40359-025-03821-7).
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