Processing Style is a cognitive construct that specifies the characteristic manner in which an individual attends to, interprets, and transforms information during mental operations, distinguishing it from other cognitive styles by its focus on the sequence, depth, and organization of cognitive processing.
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Cognitive Processing Style
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Cognitive styles: Essence and origins
H. J. Eysenck · Personality and Individual Differences · 1982 · 588 citations
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