The study proposes a cognitive model to analyze the Triumph card effect, suggesting a structured framework for magical effects.
This paper proposes a cognitive model of magic based on belief formation and collapse. It introduces a five-component structure (State, Operation, Constraint, Belief, Collapse) and applies it to the classic card effect "Triumph". The framework provides a systematic method for analyzing and designing magical effects.
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Takuya Yamamoto (2026) studied this question.
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