Has later empirical work in the catalogue or cycle-3 batches tested Münsterberg's claims that the close-up depicts the viewer's attention and the cut-back the viewer's memory?
No catalogue or cycle-3 item located by c3dup tests the two mappings directly. Near neighbours measure different endpoints: edit detection (the JEMR 2008 edit-blindness study, 7 participants), event-boundary marking (Zacks 2010; Magliano and Zacks 2011), and comprehension/load of flashbacks versus chronological order (Sevenants and d'Ydewalle 2011, n 30 and 8). Smith's attentional theory of continuity shares Münsterberg's attention emphasis but is itself a theory with cited/illustrative gaze evidence. Münsterberg's mappings therefore remain 1916 theory; related findings are adjacent, small and mostly single-film. All cross-references are second-hand records, not re-read papers.
No catalogue or cycle-3 item located by c3dup tests the two mappings directly. Near neighbours measure different endpoints: edit detection (the JEMR 2008 edit-blindness study, 7 participants), event-boundary marking (Zacks 2010; Magliano and Zacks 2011), and comprehension/load of flashbacks versus chronological order (Sevenants and d'Ydewalle 2011, n 30 and 8). Smith's attentional theory of continuity shares Münsterberg's attention emphasis but is itself a theory with cited/illustrative gaze evidence. Münsterberg's mappings therefore remain 1916 theory; related findings are adjacent, small and mostly single-film. All cross-references are second-hand records, not re-read papers.
Curator qualifications: No located empirical item tests the close-up=attention or cut-back=memory mappings directly; near neighbours measure edit detection, event boundaries or flashback comprehension (producer synthesis; papers not re-read). Kept as a scoped negative and an evidence gap.
Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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Linked records
- cites → https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1551-6709.2011.01202.x
- cites → https://doi.org/10.16910/jemr.2.2.6
- cites → https://doi.org/10.3167/proj.2012.060102
- cites → https://web.archive.org/web/20240412183123id_/https:/escholarship.org/content/qt1ff5c86b/qt1ff5c86b.pdf
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- cites → https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/15383/pg15383.txt