"aha!" moment: how prior knowledge helps disambiguate ambiguous information.
We encounter ambiguous information every day. Previous research suggests that prior knowledge is necessary for making sense of this information and that such meaning-making is effortless and automatic (Barrett, 2017; Barrett and Bar, 2009). The present study sought to confirm and extend this idea in...
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