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The terms in our title are borrowed, respectively, from two very influential theorists of picture perception-the "innocent eye" from Ernst Gombrich (1969) and the "intelligent eye" from Richard Gregory (1970).
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incomprehensible stimuli, metacognitive intercession, nonobvious test item, metacognitive dispositions, occluding panel, reasons for goal pursuit, toy play episodes, social goal pursuit, attentional inertia, average look duration, nonobvious properties, peer provisions, high substance use, experiential processing, pictorial competence, social motivational processes, category membership decisions, moratorium adolescents, salient texture, foreclosed adolescents, preferential looking studies, nonobvious features, nonobvious property, frequent pursuit, analytic competencies
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New York, Cambridge University Press, Sesame Street, Academic Press, Psychological Review, Psychological Bulletin, Smart Infant, Harvard University Press, Journal of Educational Psychology, Developmental Science, Dumb Infant, Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, Blues Clues, Journal of Personality, Oxford University Press, Journal of Experimental Psychology, Psychological Science, American Psychologist, Communication Research, Basic Books, Bringing Culture, Journal of Research, National Institute, San Francisco, The Packard Foundation
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