Before revision: An Alternative View of the Minimal Counterintuitiveness Effect, Journal of Cognitive Systems Research, 11(2), 194-203.. Upal (2005) labeled a counterintuitive concept as postdictable if the postdiction process is sucessful making sense of a concept i.e., the reader is sucessfully able to construct a justification given the reader's background knowledge, level of motivation and interest, and the cogntive resources (including time) available to the reader.
After revision: An Alternthetive View of the Minimal Counterintuitiveness Effect, Journal of Cognitive Systems Research, 11(2), 194-203.. Upal labeled a counterintuitive concept as postdictable if the postdiction process is sucessful making sense of a concept i.e., the reader is sucessfully able to construct a justification given the reader's background knowledge, level of motivation and interest, and the cogntive resources (including time) available to the reader.