Research on interval timing has provided significant insight into how intervals are perceived and produced in well-controlled laboratory settings. However, for timing theories to explain real-world performance, it is imperative that they provide better quantitative predictions and be applicable to timing tasks that are relevant in ecologically valid settings.</p
Interval timing refers to the ability to perceive and remember intervals in the seconds to minutes r...
Theories on how time is perceived often lack integration between clock systems and other cognitive m...
In interval timing experiments, motor reproduction is the predominant method used when participants ...
Research on interval timing has provided significant insight into how intervals are perceived and pr...
Interval timing tasks can only be performed efficiently when the output of a clock system can be sto...
Timing is key to accurate performance, for example when learning a new complex sequence by mimicry. ...
Reduced timing abilities have been reported in older adults and are associated with pathological cog...
Interval timing refers to the ability to perceive and remember intervals in the seconds to minutes r...
Theories on how time is perceived often lack integration between clock systems and other cognitive m...
In interval timing experiments, motor reproduction is the predominant method used when participants ...
Research on interval timing has provided significant insight into how intervals are perceived and pr...
Interval timing tasks can only be performed efficiently when the output of a clock system can be sto...
Timing is key to accurate performance, for example when learning a new complex sequence by mimicry. ...
Reduced timing abilities have been reported in older adults and are associated with pathological cog...
Interval timing refers to the ability to perceive and remember intervals in the seconds to minutes r...
Theories on how time is perceived often lack integration between clock systems and other cognitive m...
In interval timing experiments, motor reproduction is the predominant method used when participants ...
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