Three experiments examined interference effects in concurrent temporal and nontemporal
tasks. The timing task in each experiment required subjects to generate a series of 2-or 5 …

A review of interference effects in concurrent temporal/nontemporal dual-task studies
suggests that prospective timing may be related to executive cognitive functions. Executive …

Three dual-task experiments were designed to assess the contribution of executive cognitive
functions to the perception of time. Each experiment combined a serial temporal production …

Research on time and attention shows that a nontemporal task may interfere with a
concurrent timing task by making time judgments shorter, more variable, and/or more …

Previous studies have shown that the effect of concurrent nontempcraLprocessmg on time
astimation may vary depending on the level of difficulty of the nontemporal task. This is …

The interference from nontemporal processing on concurrent time estimation is usually
attributed to disruption in timing caused by attentional requirements of nontemporal …

According to the time-based resource-sharing model (P. Barrouillet, S. Bernardin, & V.
Camos, 2004), the cognitive load a given task involves is a function of the proportion of time …

Short-term memory or working memory has been proposed as a cognitive structure
contributing to time estimation. Thus, in a previous experiment, retrieving a stored item …

This research was designed to compare time judgments obtained under prospective
conditions (in which subjects are instructed to attend to time) and retrospective conditions (in …

Several lines of research suggest that two distinct timing mechanisms are involved in
temporal information processing: a sensory mechanism for processing of durations in the …