Individuals commonly report feeling rushed in industrial societies such as the United States.
However, social and economic upheavals such as disasters, recessions, and pandemics …

Collective trauma, like the COVID-19 pandemic, can dramatically alter how we perceive time
and view our futures. Indeed, the pandemic has challenged us to cope with an ambiguous …

To fight against the spread of the coronavirus disease, more than 3 billion people in the
world have been confined indoors. Although lockdown is an efficient solution, it has had …

The COVID-19 pandemic and associated measures have affected routines and mental well-
being of people around the world. Research also shows distorted time perception during …

Time perception is an important psychological concept and many studies have established a
link between time perception and wellbeing outcomes. Prior research and accounts of …

Objective: During the protracted collective trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic, lay of
distorted perceptions of time (eg, time slowing, days blurring together, uncertainty about the …

Although numerous studies have addressed the impact of the COVID-19 lock-downs on
psychological distress, scarce data is available relating to the role of Present-Hedonistic …

The present study examines whether time perspectives (ie, Past Negative, Past Positive,
Present Hedonistic, Present Fatalistic and Future), Deviation from the Balanced Time …

Affective states alter the perception of how quickly time is passing. However, previous
studies have not examined the independent and interactive effects of emotion and time …

Time dilation was experienced in most countries and across the several years of the Covid-
19 crisis: the passage of time was deemed slower than before the pandemic, and the …