In order to keep up with a changing environment, mobile organisms must be capable of
deciding both where and when to move. This precision necessitates a strong sense of time …

Highlights•SMA is implicated in response selection and inhibition.•SMA is implicated in
perceptual and motor timing.•SMA amplitude codes for stimulus duration and for error …

Time is relative. Changes in cognitive state or sensory context make it appear to speed up or
slow down. Our perception of time is a rather fragile mental construct derived from the way …

Abstract The validity of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in individuals with
high intelligence is disputed, since high intelligence may 'mimic'the symptoms of ADHD in …

Human perception fluctuates with the phase of neural oscillations in the presence of
environmental rhythmic structure by which neural oscillations become entrained. However …

We examined the role of action in motor and perceptual timing across development. Adults
and children aged 5 or 8 years old learned the duration of a rhythmic interval with or without …

Timing and motor function share neural circuits and dynamics, which underpin their close
and synergistic relationship. For instance, the temporal predictability of a sensory event …

Recent evidence suggests that interval timing (the judgment of durations lasting from
approximately 500 ms. to a few minutes) is closely coupled to the action control system. We …

We examined how motor responses to a stimulus evolve as individuals learn to predict when
a stimulus will appear, by comparing responses to a regular versus irregular stimulus train …

Timing can be processed explicitly or implicitly. Temporal orienting is a typical implicit timing
through which we can anticipate and prepare an optimized response to forthcoming events …