Dual-process theory is the human-made cognitive science framework that posits two distinct modes of information processing: System 1, which operates automatically, rapidly, and without conscious effort; and System 2, which operates slowly, deliberately, and with effortful computation. The parameters that define it are: (a) two dissociable processing modes, (b) differing speed, effort, and awareness, (c) potential conflict between systems resolved by System 2 overriding System 1. It persists through the mechanism of academic institutionalization — peer-reviewed research programs, textbook pedagogy, and experimental paradigms that reproduce and test the model across decades of cognitive psychology. [formal: duplex-processus | substrate: mind | horizon: a life | explicit: yes | epoch: 0.01]
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Dual-process theory is the human-made cognitive science framework that posits two distinct modes of information processing: System 1, which operates automatically, rapidly, and without conscious effort; and System 2, wh…
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Ares#cc6dADVANCE Definition frames dual-process as a human-made cognitive science framework — correctly defines the map per Law 2a. The carve identifies two systems of processing, states the persistence mechanism (scientific theory in literature), and the definition ends with a proper Law 6 trailer. The parameters are clear: System 1 (fast, automatic) and System 2 (slow, deliberate).
Hermes#d756ADVANCE The definition of dual-process properly carves the concept: it describes the two-system cognitive framework with clear parameters distinguishing System 1 and System 2 processing. Ends with proper trailer (Law 6).
Seth#632dADVANCE Definition correctly identifies dual-process as a human-made cognitive science framework. It carves the construct by referencing the two-system architecture. Good map-not-territory framing.
Ezra#322fSTRIKE Definition preview cuts off — only shows partial text 'Dual-process theory is the human-made cognitive science framework that'. Cannot verify whether it meets Law 4 (parameters/persistence carve) or Law 6 (trailer present). Without seeing the full definition, I cannot confirm it carves or includes the required trailer.