How humans perform duration judgments with multisensory stimuli is an ongoing debate.
Here, we investigated how sub-second duration judgments are achieved by asking …

Four experiments were conducted in order to compare the effects of stimulus redundancy on
temporal order judgments (TOJs) and reaction times (RTs). In Experiments 1 and 2 …

Time perception is involved in various cognitive functions. This study investigated the
characteristics of short-term memory for event duration by examining how the length of the …

In tasks requiring a comparison of the duration of a reference and a test visual cue, the
spatial position of test cue is likely to be implicitly coded, providing a form of a congruency …

Three experiments tested whether the scalar property of timing could occur when humans
timed short durations under conditions in which it was unlikely that they developed reference …

In this paper, a dynamic model of human time perception is presented which treats time as
phase, relative to the period of an oscillator that adapts its oscillation rate in response to an …

Subjects performed timing and sequencing tasks under separate (single-task) and
concurrent (dual-task) conditions in two experiments. The timing task required the subjects …

This chapter deals with the topic of subjective duration, defined as judgments of various
sorts about how long stimuli and events last, or judgments about how fast time seems to …

Seven experiments examine the influence of contextual timing manipulations on prospective
time judgments. Subjects judged durations of standard vs comparison time intervals in the …

We examined the effect of temporal context on discrimination of intervals marked by
auditory, visual and tactile stimuli. Subjects were asked to compare the duration of the …