A Perspective on the Theoretical Foundation of Dual Process Models

Gordon Pennycook

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In his thought-provoking chapter Pennycook lays out what he views to be the core theoretical groundwork for future dual process models. He draws on these foundations and parallels with the executive functioning literature to outline an updated framework.

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