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Does time-shrinking take place in visual temporal patterns?
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The duration of a short empty time interval is often underestimated when it is immediately preceded by a shorter time interval, and underestimation of the same kind takes place also in the visual modality.Abstract:
The duration of a short empty time interval (typically shorter than 300 ms) is often underestimated when it is immediately preceded by a shorter time interval. This illusory underestimation—time-sh...read more
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Duration discrimination of empty and filled intervals marked by auditory and visual signals
TL;DR: The results showed that the differential threshold differences among marker types are important for short durations but decrease with longer durations, and that a generalized Weber’s law generally holds for these conditions.
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Duration illusions in a train of visual stimuli.
David Rose,Joanna Summers +1 more
TL;DR: The first stimulus in a sequential train of identical flashes of light appears to last longer than those in the middle of the train, and the mechanisms activated are peculiar to the visual system, since no similar illusion of duration was consistently experienced with a train of auditory tones.
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A Model of Empty Duration Perception
TL;DR: An attempt to construct a general theory of duration perception is presented and the processing time hypothesis is presented: subjective duration is directly proportional to the physical time required to process the given empty duration.
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A New Illusion of Time Perception
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present an attempt to understand the mechanism that causes the time-shrinking illusion and show that categorical perception plays a crucial role in the formation of the illusion.