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(2018), we show that "external noise" is not required to explain their findings, as the same trends of data can be produced when only item effects are present. Furthermore, we contend that the concept of "noise" within cognitive models merely serves as a convenience parameter for sources of variability that we know exist but are unable to account for. Therefore, we question the usefulness of experiments aimed at testing the general existence of "random" variability and instead suggest that future research should attempt to replace the
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