Pupillometric Evidence for the Decoupling of Attention from Perceptual Input during Offline Thought
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Jonathan Smallwood | Barry Giesbrecht | Jean M. Carlson | Jonathan W. Schooler | Kevin S. Brown | Michael S. Franklin | Michael D. Mrazek | J. Carlson | C. Tipper | B. Giesbrecht | J. Smallwood | J. Schooler | M. S. Franklin | M. Mrazek | Christine Tipper | K. Brown | M. Franklin
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