Recent sensory history affects subsequent experience. Behavioral results have
demonstrated this effect in two forms: repeated exposure to the same sensory input …

It has been suggested that repeated stimuli have shorter subjective duration than novel
items, perhaps because of a reduction in the neural response to repeated presentations of …

Recent history influences subsequent perception, decision‐making and motor behaviours.
In this article, we address a discrepancy in the effects of recent sensory history on the …

The effects of stimulus repetition often increase when repetitions are more common (ie,
when repeats become more predictable), consistent with the idea that repetition effects …

This research was designed to examine the consistency of individual differences in timing.
Subjects were tested initially on a temporal-signal-detection task. In a series of trials …

Signal-detection procedures were used in three experiments to examine sensitivity and bias
in time judgments and to evaluate individual differences in timing. The task required subjects …

Decisional carryover refers to the tendency to report a current stimulus as being similar to a
prior stimulus. In this article, we assess decisional carryover in the context of temporal …

Humans are sensitive to temporal redundancies in their environment. When the identity of a
target stimulus is correlated with the duration of the preceding interval, performance is better …

Two experiments investigated the effects of stimulus repetition vs. stimulus novelty on
perceived duration. In a reminder task, a standard and a comparison stimulus were …

Distortions in temporal memory can occur as a function of differences in signal modalities
and/or by the encoding of multiple signal durations associated with different timing tasks into …