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The Role of Attention in Attribute Framing
Hamutal Kreiner
, Eyal Gamliel
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Keyphrases
Attribute Framing
100%
Framing Bias
83%
Attentional Set-shifting
66%
Valence
50%
Attention Mechanism
50%
Explicit Attention
33%
Implicit Attention
33%
Cognitive Processes
16%
Focus of Attention
16%
Negative Association
16%
Joint Contribution
16%
Positive Framing
16%
Negative Framing
16%
Evaluation Bias
16%
Bias Evaluation
16%
Theoretical Understanding
16%
Psychology
Attention-Shift
100%
Cognitive Process
25%
Implicit Bias
25%