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concept:stimulus-elicited-intentionStimulus-Elicited Intention
Zaadnoordijk and Bayne's category of intentional action; sticker-removal behavior induced by the self-prior corresponds to this
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- Lorijn ZaadnoordijkintroducesDistinguished stimulus-elicited from endogenous intention in the origins of intentional agency
- Tim BayneintroducesCo-author of the stimulus-elicited vs. endogenous intention distinction
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- Connects the model's behavior to Zaadnoordijk and Bayne's taxonomy of intentional agency
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- Endogenous Intentionassociated_withContrasted with stimulus-elicited intention; the model does not yet implement this form of agency
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