Table 3:
Posits of the Event Horizon model (from Zacks & Radvansky, 2014).
| 1. Segmentation | Continuous ongoing activity is segmented into discrete events, and an event model is constructed for each event. |
| 2. Working models | The event model corresponding to the event you are currently experiencing at any particular timescale has special status. It is actively maintained by recurrent neural activity. |
| 3. The causal network | Long-term memory links event models by their causal relations. |
| 4. Noncompetitive attribute retrieval | When elements of events are represented in multiple event models, access to those elements is facilitated. |
| 5. Competitive event retrieval | When several event models are similar, accessing any specific event model is more difficult. |