Information-seeking, curiosity, and attention: computational and neural mechanisms

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42. Processing Bias: Extending Sensory Drive to Include Efficacy and Efficiency in Information Processing
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43. In-hand Manipulation for Active Object Recognition
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57. Impatience for Information: Curiosity Is Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
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58. Recurrent Attention Models with Object-centric Capsule Representation for Multi-object Recognition
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73. Do We Sometimes Surrender Our Good Motivation for Bad?
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78. Insights Gained from Controversy 2
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79. Extrinsic Rewards Undermine Motivation in the Classroom . . . Sometimes
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88. Insights Gained from Controversy 1
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89. Insights Gained from Controversy 4
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90. Insights Gained from Controversy 8
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94. About the bMRI Symposium on Motivation
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95. Insights Gained from Controversy 10
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96. Digitization Will Bring Profound Changes in Educational Practice and Research on Motivation
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97. Copyright Page
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98. Introduction
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