Counterpoint.
Counterpoint.
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DOI:
10.1177/1745691616677829
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2017-03
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Durgin FH
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Durgin FH
Claims about alterations in perception based on manipulations of energetics (and other influences) are often framed as interesting specifically because they affect our perceptual experience. Many control experiments conducted on such effects suggest, however, that they are the result of attribution effects and other kinds of judgmental biases influencing the reporting process rather than perception itself., appealing to Heider’s work on attribution, argues that it is fruitless to try to distinguish between perception and attribution. This renders the energetics hypothesis of less interest.