<p>Illustration of the paradigms for time reproduction, time production, time discrimination and tapping. *10 cycles per interval, total of 20 trials; **10 steps of 80 ms, 5 cycles per interval, 10 cycles per each deviance (80, 160, 240, 320, 400 ms) from standard interval, total of 50 trials; ***total of 20 trials.</p
<p>In the figure the structure of the administered trial is shown. The upper part shows still frames...
<p>(A) Oddball paradigm. Tones (A and B) used for standard (s) and deviant (d) were alternated in Bl...
<p>(A) In each type of item sequences, the observers performed a duration discrimination task betwee...
In the test phases, participants were instructed to judge a series of time intervals as “short” or “...
<p>Three experimental tasks and one control task were featured. One cycle of blocks is illustrated. ...
<p>A Paradigm A single trial layout. Each trial is composed of one pseudoword in connection with a p...
<p>Outline of the experimental paradigm at different levels of detail. In (A) the structure of calib...
<p>A) Serial reaction time task: The numbers on the screen indicate the finger to be used for the ke...
<p>(A) Stimulus display used in experiment 1 (orientation) and 2 (luminance). A fixation spot was fo...
<p>Smooth sinusoidal variation of rates of tapping is shown in the upper trace and discrete stair-li...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The timeline of the sequential-sampling task used in Experiment 1. After fixation, two...
<p>A Paradigm B single trial layout. Like in Paradigm A each trial is composed of one pseudoword in ...
<p>After the countdown, odor is delivered and then, the participant rates its intensity. Each trial ...
Traditionally, interval timing is the ability to time short intervals from seconds to minutes and is...
<p>The black vertical line represents stimulus onset, the red vertical line represents response, the...
<p>In the figure the structure of the administered trial is shown. The upper part shows still frames...
<p>(A) Oddball paradigm. Tones (A and B) used for standard (s) and deviant (d) were alternated in Bl...
<p>(A) In each type of item sequences, the observers performed a duration discrimination task betwee...
In the test phases, participants were instructed to judge a series of time intervals as “short” or “...
<p>Three experimental tasks and one control task were featured. One cycle of blocks is illustrated. ...
<p>A Paradigm A single trial layout. Each trial is composed of one pseudoword in connection with a p...
<p>Outline of the experimental paradigm at different levels of detail. In (A) the structure of calib...
<p>A) Serial reaction time task: The numbers on the screen indicate the finger to be used for the ke...
<p>(A) Stimulus display used in experiment 1 (orientation) and 2 (luminance). A fixation spot was fo...
<p>Smooth sinusoidal variation of rates of tapping is shown in the upper trace and discrete stair-li...
<p>(<b>A</b>) The timeline of the sequential-sampling task used in Experiment 1. After fixation, two...
<p>A Paradigm B single trial layout. Like in Paradigm A each trial is composed of one pseudoword in ...
<p>After the countdown, odor is delivered and then, the participant rates its intensity. Each trial ...
Traditionally, interval timing is the ability to time short intervals from seconds to minutes and is...
<p>The black vertical line represents stimulus onset, the red vertical line represents response, the...
<p>In the figure the structure of the administered trial is shown. The upper part shows still frames...
<p>(A) Oddball paradigm. Tones (A and B) used for standard (s) and deviant (d) were alternated in Bl...
<p>(A) In each type of item sequences, the observers performed a duration discrimination task betwee...