Three separate experiments indicate that the second of a pair of durations tends to be
overestimated relative to the first. These negative time-order errors are discussed as reliable …

Adaptation to relatively long or short sensory events leads to a negative aftereffect, such that
the durations of the subsequent events within a certain range appear to be contracted or …

In two experiments, different groups of subjects heard four musical selections and then
estimated the duration of each selection. Some groups made retrospective time estimates …

Six experiments investigated how changes in stimulus speed influence subjective duration.
Participants saw rotating or translating shapes in three conditions: constant speed …

The apparent duration of a visual stimulus has been shown to be influenced by its speed.
For low speeds, apparent duration increases linearly with stimulus speed. This effect has …

We investigated the limits of the number of events observers can simultaneously time. For
single targets occurring in one of eight positions sensitivity to duration was improved for …

In this chapter, I consider the simultaneity judgement (sj) as a measure of the relative time
perceived between two events, outlining the basic experimental design, the kind of data it …

Three experiments investigated behavioural changes, using a temporal generalization
paradigm with human subjects, resulting from repeated testing without feedback. In …

Highlights•Adaptation to temporal features induces perceptual misjudgments of
time.•Temporal adaptation reveals sensory modality dependence of time …

With three experiments, we examined the effects of global temporal context on time
judgments as gauged by constant errors (CEs) and estimates of a preferred period (P). In …