Differences in perceptual latency (Δ L) for two stimuli, such as an auditory and a visual
stimulus, can be estimated from temporal order judgments (TOJ) and simultaneity judgments …

Six experiments examined human performance on a modified temporal generalization task
when either 1 or 2 standard durations were encoded. In most conditions, participants were …

A central hypothesis in the field of time perception is that of a single clock. Judging time may
depend on a central and unique timing device. At the heart of this issue is the question of the …

A repeated stimulus is judged as briefer than a novel one. It has been suggested that this
duration illusion is an example of a more general phenomenon—namely that a more …

Evidence from a number of studies of human timing, using temporal generalization and
bisection tasks, suggests more sensitive behavioural adjustment to presented durations …

Abstract Models of duration bisection have focused on the effects of stimulus spacing and
stimulus modality. However, interactions between stimulus spacing and stimulus modality …

The common idea that a measure is taken of a duration stimulus over its temporal extent,
and that the decision as to whether the stimulus is relatively long or short is based upon …

This paper examines conditions that do or do not lead to accurate judgments of frequency
(JOF) and judgments of duration (JOD). In three experiments, duration and frequency of …

An analysis is presented of ways in which the total duration of perception of transient visual
stimuli may be determined by means of psychophysical judgments of the simultaneity (or …

Background The ability to estimate the passage of time is of fundamental importance for
perceptual and cognitive processes. One experience of time is the perception of duration …