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For questions about models and theoretical idealizations of cognitive processes in humans or other animals. Examples include computational, mathematical, and conceptual models.
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What is known about the information that's passed upwards within the neocortex?
Your guess 1 basically sounds like habituation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habituation
Per your clarification in your comment, 2 sounds like you are generally talking about the role of prediction …
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Flow diagram of how information flows through the brain?
There's also Hickok and Poeppel's Dual Stream Model of Speech/Language Processing.
http://www.talkingbrains.org/2008/12/dual-stream-model-of-speechlanguage.html
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