Event boundaries
Context changes that can segment a continuous experience into distinct remembered events.
Event boundaries can be created cognitively by Interruption.
Event boundaries can be created cognitively by Interruption.
The relation is supported through a documented mechanism, intermediary process or functional pathway connecting the concepts.
A shared mechanism does not by itself prove that one endpoint directly causes the other, nor that the mechanism is exclusive.
Context changes that can segment a continuous experience into distinct remembered events.
A disruption capable of fragmenting attention or the organization of an episode.
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VOCE Association. Event boundaries ↔ Interruption. VOCE Atlas. Identifier: event-boundaries--interruption. Graph version: 2026-10-06. https://voce.life/atlas/relations/event-boundaries--interruption
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