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occlusion In cognition research, temporal occlusion is a way of dividing a recorded or simulated decision situation into parts so it can be paused at important moments.

In cognition research, temporal occlusion is a way of dividing a recorded or simulated decision situation into parts so it can be paused at important moments. This lets researchers study how people make predictions, judgments, and action choices as events unfold.

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Drafting source: McGuigan Brian; Andersson Linus; Holmström Stefan; Johansson Annika; Lundkvist Erik. Developing and preliminary testing of temporal occlusion decision scenarios in dynamic contexts: a three-step method. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1893159; article XML SHA-256 86a53f1050031c12ca849dbce3fde32f434e368e24e3e19518449c5f9f1b75d1. “Developing and preliminary testing of temporal occlusion decision scenarios in dynamic contexts: a three-step method” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1893159).
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