2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cognition.2021.104681
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The effect of verbal priming of visual attention styles in 4- to 9-year-old children

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“…The materials necessary to replicate the findings, as well as the data and code necessary to reproduce the analyses presented in this article are available in the Open Science Framework at https:// osf.io/d3s2k (Jurkat et al, 2024). The analyses presented here were not preregistered.…”
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“…The materials necessary to replicate the findings, as well as the data and code necessary to reproduce the analyses presented in this article are available in the Open Science Framework at https:// osf.io/d3s2k (Jurkat et al, 2024). The analyses presented here were not preregistered.…”
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“…Following up on this, the present study aimed to extend previous research (Jurkat et al, 2021) by using a training approach in order to investigate whether culture-specific verbal attention guidance that is provided over a longer period of time has the potential to produce more enduring effects on children's attention styles. More specifically, we measured the effects of verbal attention guidance after participants repeatedly engaged in priming sessions accentuating either analytic or holistic processing over a period of several days.…”
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