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Event-based trigger: a behavioral cue that fires when a
Event-based trigger: a behavioral cue that fires when a specific, observable event occurs rather than when a particular time is reached, leveraging environmental signals to automatically retrieve stored intentions without requiring self-monitoring or external reminders
Why This Is a Definition
This definition clearly establishes the term 'event-based trigger' by naming it, stating its genus (behavioral cue), and providing its differentia (firing on specific observable events rather than time). It distinguishes it from time-based triggers and explains the underlying mechanism of environmental signal retrieval. The definition is precise enough to differentiate it from related concepts like emotional triggers or time-based triggers.