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concept:gwt-4-state-dependent-attention-giving-rise-to-the-capacity-to-use-the-workspace-to-query-modules-in-succession-to-perform-complex-tasksGWT-4: State-dependent attention, giving rise to the capacity to use the workspace to query modules in succession to perform complex tasks
Fourth GWT indicator; links global workspace to working memory and complex task performance; entails RPT-1
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- GWT-2: Limited capacity workspace, entailing a bottleneck and a selective attention mechanismrelated_toIndicator: workspace bottleneck with selective attention.
- Second GWT indicator; the bottleneck and attention mechanism constituting the workspace
- GWT-4: State-dependent attention enabling sequential querying of modules for complex tasksrelated_toIndicator: state-dependent attention and sequential module recruitment for System 2 thought.
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- Mathematical equivalence showing the relationship between attention mechanisms and convolutional operations
- Point of genuine disagreement with IIT and GWT
- Case study conclusion.
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