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How do experiment design and stimulus duration modulate attractive and repulsive history effects? We asked this in a set of experiments and might have found really interesting data. I'd like to get your input too. Come see my poster in the first session tomorrow! #ECVP2024

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Mert Can Reply to Can et al (2024): Whilst we appreciate the importance of this replication, Sam Schwarzkopf (sampendu.bsky.social) and I once experienced the MAE at a waterfall near Honolulu. Although this is not the original stimulus, we feel our study with twice the power of your replication cannot be ignored.

Which part of the manuscript do you find the hardest to write? Maybe the first paragraph? I like it when my imagination goes wild, making connections to personal experiences, but they always end up irrelevant. How do you manage to keep things interesting and relevant?