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Nils Wendel Heinrich1,2, Annika Österdiekhoff3, Stefan Kopp3

  • 1Institute of Information Systems (IFIS), Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Universität zu Lübeck.

Cognitive science
|December 28, 2025
PubMed
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Las personas pueden mantener un sentido de control en entornos inciertos adaptando sus acciones y estrategias visuales. Los desafíos predecibles permiten ajustes proactivos, mejorando el rendimiento de la tarea y el control cognitivo.

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entornos dinámicoscognición incorporadacontrol de movimientos ocularessentido de controlcontrol de acción situadamodelado estadístico

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