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precedence effect

precedence effect In cognition, the precedence effect here refers to global precedence: the usual tendency to process the overall, whole pattern in a visual scene before its smaller local parts.

In cognition, the precedence effect here refers to global precedence: the usual tendency to process the overall, whole pattern in a visual scene before its smaller local parts. It describes a bias toward global information during global-local visual processing.

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Drafting source: Sayadi Hanieh; Qarehdaghi Hasan; Pouretemad Hamidreza; Amani Rad Jamal. Investigating the effects of continuous theta-burst stimulation over the posterior parietal cortex on holistic processing of composite faces: evidence from cognitive modeling. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0343776; article XML SHA-256 2d521008314a4782d5895cad94f6494ca65f245f203b15a50bfc86a23ba53dd4. “Investigating the effects of continuous theta-burst stimulation over the posterior parietal cortex on holistic processing of composite faces: evidence from cognitive modeling” (10.1371/journal.pone.0343776).
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