What makes an action sequence enjoyable to watch?
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Junyi Chu
Cognitive DevelopmentEarly ChildhoodCognitive Psychologycs.HCDevelopmental PsychologyexplorationLearningMathematicsMiddle & Late Childhoodplay
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12 papers in the corpus · 2017–2026What makes an action sequence enjoyable to watch?
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Fun isn't easy: Children selectively manipulate task difficulty when "playing for fun" versus "playing to win".
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Generation and Evaluation in the Human Invention Process through the Lens of Game Design
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In praise of folly: flexible goals and human cognition.
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Fun isn’t easy: Children selectively manipulate task difficulty when “playing for fun” vs. “playing to win”
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Not Playing by the Rules: Exploratory Play, Rational Action, and Efficient Search.
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iCatcher+: Robust and Automated Annotation of Infants' and Young Children's Gaze Behavior From Videos Collected in Laboratory, Field, and Online Studies.
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iCatcher+: Robust and automated annotation of infant's and young children's gaze direction from videos collected in laboratory, field, and online studies
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Children selectively endorse speculative conjectures.
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Counting to Infinity: Does Learning the Syntax of the Count List Predict Knowledge That Numbers Are Infinite?
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Do children's number words begin noisy?
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Diagrams benefit symbolic problem-solving.
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