I want to know why this feels so familiar: Familiarity-detection during recall failure prompts curiosity and information seeking
Authors: Andrew M. Huebert, Brooke N. Carlaw, Katherine L. McNeely-White et al.
Publication: Cognition
Published: Dec 1, 2025
Source: Crossref
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