Time perception

Cannabis and time perception

Women as Demons: The Male Perception of Women through Space and Time

Adventures in Perception

Factors contributing to racial bias in threat perception

Rhythm

Well travelled road effect

Warren Meck

Luis Kemnitzer

Peter Richard Killeen

Walter Piston

Outpost for Hope

Perception

Catherine Francblin

Dizzy Dean

The Velvet Underground & Nico

The Velvet Underground

Sensory maps

Text types

Tapping rate

Occidentalism

Occident

Erich Kästner Museum

Peter Anderson (politician)

Robin Le Poidevin

Superhot

Cortical deafness

Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane

William A. Nolen

Kathryn Kuhlman

Diplacusis

Mister E

George Sorocold

Arnold Zimmerman

Zhongli (state)

Climate of San Diego

Machine Gun (Peter Brötzmann album)

David Harsanyi

Assyria

Blue-collar crime

American cockroach

Ruth Ann Harnisch

Status effect

Digital self-determination

Karet Bivak Cemetery

National Book Foundation

Jakoba Mulder

PLATO (computer system)

Khosrow Soltan Armani

Dragonriders of Pern (video game)

2017-2018 Bergen County eruv controversy

Century of humiliation

Paul Kneale

Nonviolent video game

The Muslims Are Coming!

Techno

Indian Vase

Helen D'Arcy Stewart

Cyberpunk 2077

Imperial examination

Sedentary time7

• This article researches the relationship between perceived neighborhood environment, physical activity/sedentary time as well as race, sex and SES. (nih.gov)
• To understand sedentary time (ST), they used data measured from an ActiGraph GT3X+ accelerometer. (nih.gov)
• They than ran a multivariate linear regression model to evaluate the influence of NPS on PA, LTPA, non-sedentary time, and ST. This research found a postive correlation between neighborhood perception and physical activity/sedentary time, but no significant interactions with race, sex and SES. (nih.gov)
• Little is known about the role of perceived neighborhood environment as a determinant of physical activity (PA) and sedentary time (ST) in understanding obesity-related health behaviors. (nih.gov)
• We examined the association between self-reported neighborhood perception (Likert-scale questions), PA using the Baecke questionnaire, and both non-sedentary time and ST using accelerometry from wave 4 of the Healthy Aging in Neighborhoods of Diversity across the Life Span (HANDLS) study ( n = 2,167). (nih.gov)
• Background: Little is known about the role of perceived neighborhood environment as a determinant of physical activity (PA) and sedentary time (ST) in understanding obesity-related health behaviors. (nih.gov)
• University of Texas, United States used to determine the relationship between NPS, PA, non-sedentary time, and ST. (nih.gov)

Attention Deficit1

• Time-dependent changes in positively biased self-perceptions of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: a developmental psychopathology perspective. (duke.edu)

Behavioral3

• During 2004, to assess the association between these factors and leisure-time physical inactivity in eastern Travis County, Texas, the local health department collected and analyzed data by using the methodology of the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS). (cdc.gov)
• Decreases in positive biases regarding social and behavioral competence were associated with increases in depressive symptoms over time, whereas increases in levels of positively biased self-perceptions in the behavioral (but not social) domain were predictive of greater aggression over time. (duke.edu)
• [ 4 ] Altered perception can lead to behavioral toxicity, in which judgment is impaired and prevents an appreciation of the dangers in the environment, resulting in situations in which injury can occur. (medscape.com)

Temporal12

• Our subjective perception of time is optimized to temporal regularities in the environment. (jneurosci.org)
• Alternatively, the perception of the duration could already be flexibly tuned to its temporal context. (jneurosci.org)
• EEG analyses showed that temporal context indeed affected neural dynamics during the perception phase. (jneurosci.org)
• Together, these results suggest that temporal context creates dynamic expectations which actively affect the perception of duration. (jneurosci.org)
• However, it is yet unknown whether this temporal context actively affects perception or only asserts its influence in later, postperceptual stages as proposed by most current formal models of this task. (jneurosci.org)
• One explanation for 2020's collective eschewing of our temporal perception is known as " the oddball effect " or " the holiday paradox ," two theories which credit the recording of novel experiences as recallable memories for inflating perceived durations of time. (medium.com)
• It is postulated that decoding time is governed by a cascade of neuronal oscillators, which guide template-matching operations at a hierarchy of temporal scales. (jhu.edu)
• In our project, for the first time, the task is to create a holistic picture of the history of temporal representations of the peoples of the Ancient Orient (Mesopotamia, Egypt, Asia Minor, Israel and Judea, India, Iran) in the cultural and historical context of the Bronze and Iron Ages (3rd millennium BC. (blogspot.com)
• Here, I will investigate new temporal experiences through visual images as well as mediated time perception. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• Since the beginning of the twentieth century psychology has been interested in the experimental investigation of the temporal regulation of behavior but this area of research, known as timing, was consolidated only in the decade of 1960. (bvsalud.org)
• This procedure has allowed the formalization of some key properties of the temporal discrimination of stimuli and has enabled the test of distinct theoretical models of timing. (bvsalud.org)
• In the present work we make a brief review of the temporal bisection, justify its centrality in the study of timing, describe the variations in the basic procedure, present the main results obtained with it and identify some recent applications to human participants. (bvsalud.org)

Sensory perception1

• Students will learn how alcohol interferes with adolescent brain development, as well as sensory perception, movement and balance. (nih.gov)

Psychological6

• Such findings are in line with, but also partly contradictory to, currently held theories regarding psychological time. (rncm.ac.uk)
• Psychological studies propose that time does move slowly for those who feel depressed, lonely or suicidal. (trueheartwork.com)
• In this study, we examined how time perception , a psychological factor , impacts the physiological response to prolonged, voluntary breath holding . (bvsalud.org)
• Based on prior work showing that psychological factors , such as attention and motivation , can influence the length of the struggle phase, we hypothesized that manipulating the perception of time would affect overall breath-holding duration by changing the duration of the struggle phase, but not the easy-going phase. (bvsalud.org)
• Our main objectives were tracking major psychobehavioral responses (including risk perception, psychological distress, and adoption of precautionary measures) over time and examining the determinants of the intention to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. (cdc.gov)
• Furthermore, the physiological and psychological effects of higher frequency sound and noise comprise an enormous volume of literature and have not been reviewed at this time. (nih.gov)

Estimation6

• Practical approaches to time perception and its evaluation have shown that individuals with ADHD have difficulties in time estimation and discrimination activities as well as having the feeling that time is passing by without them being able to complete tasks accurately and well. (caddra.ca)
• The research group used a simple paradigm adapted from an Oxford group that looked at time perception in three parts: time estimation, time production and time pacing. (thelimbic.com)
• In the time estimation task, 25 patients with probable DLB and 14 controls were given a random interval of time of either 10, 30 or 60 or 90 seconds and at the end of that interval were asked to indicate how long they thought that time was. (thelimbic.com)
• Importantly, the team found a strong correlation between how poorly DLB participants performed on the time estimation paradigm (or time passing) and the severity of fluctuations, according to questionnaires completed by patients and their caregivers. (thelimbic.com)
• By exploring different cut-offs for the task, the researchers were also able to show that a measure of time-estimation could be used to diagnose fluctuations in the clinic. (thelimbic.com)
• In the last set of experiments, the researchers combined the results with functional MRI (fMRI) to show that errors in time estimation in DLB subjects reflected a reduction in the ability of the brain to support dynamic 'cross-talk' between different regions. (thelimbic.com)

Subjective2

• the interactive experiment investigates how users perceive time through a display-less watch, offering a subjective understanding of how fast time passes. (designboom.com)
• However, Einstein's notion of time is relative and subjective, and is influenced by an observer's frame of reference. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Passage of t1

• For eons, our ancestors have marked the passage of time, noted the cycles of the Venus and the Moon. (trueheartwork.com)

20202

• 2020 has been nothing if not a ridiculous number of successive novel experiences and memories for us all - even if one was sitting in their home for most of the time, reading or watching events unfold around the world. (medium.com)
• This study compared perception of and adherence to COVID -19 measures of the Belgian population at two time periods: September 2020 (survey 1) and April/May 2021 (survey 2). (sciensano.be)

20171

• 2017. Musical Time Perception International Symposium, Graz, Austria. (unl.pt)

20211

• Perception-wise, the percentage of commuters who felt that public transport had improved in the past year fell, with 68.5 per cent voting yes, compared with 71.3 per cent in 2021. (straitstimes.com)

Slip1

• For some, time transfigures our memories, allowing us to slip into soft pockets of recollection where we can rest amidst the turbulence of the waves of the world. (trueheartwork.com)

Deficits2

• We often evaluate deficits of time management when looking at ADHD including being late, feeling restless while waiting (it feels like forever), misjudging the time needed to do a task and so on. (caddra.ca)
• Some of these deficits may be better explained as a deficit in time perception and time awareness rather than in time management. (caddra.ca)

Onset3

• Here we show that the illusion occurs because the brain extends the percept of the saccadic target backwards in time to just before the onset of the saccade. (nature.com)
• In addition, multivariate pattern analysis showed that it is possible to decode context from the transient EEG signal quickly after both onset and offset of the perception phase. (jneurosci.org)
• We monitored total breath-holding duration under different time manipulation conditions as well as the onset of involuntary breathing movements . (bvsalud.org)

Illusion3

• However, if the target is moved unpredictably during the saccade, breaking perception of the target's spatial continuity, then the illusion disappears. (nature.com)
• Albert Einstein argues that the separation between past, present, and future is an illusion, and that time is not absolute but relative. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• "Time is an illusion," he said. (trueheartwork.com)

Durations2

• whether the length of a taxi ride, how long it takes to finish a beer, or time during leisure activities, the limited edition wearable device alters one's ability to accurately estimate durations depending on a range of factors and the context of a specific situation. (designboom.com)
• In humans, evidence is now emerging that EEG signatures in timing tasks are modulated by recently perceived durations. (jneurosci.org)

Psychology2

• Thus, I will first examine the notion of time experience based on the distinction between past, present, and future, by researching prominent theories from the 20th to 21st Century in physics, psychology, and philosophy, on the existence of time in an ontological sense. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• The aim of his current study was to explore the utility of interval timing as a paradigm for understanding the psychology, and potentially, the neural mechanisms underlying cognitive fluctuations in DLB. (thelimbic.com)

Affects1

• Manipulating the perception of time affects voluntary breath-holding duration. (bvsalud.org)

Severity1

• The survey questionnaire measured the perceived infection risk and severity, and the perception of and adherence to protective measures. (sciensano.be)

Relationship4

• Mack, A. An investigation of the relationship between eye and retinal image movement in the perception of movement. (nature.com)
• Relationship between age and hazard perception in automobile drivers. (nih.gov)
• The relationship between ADHD and the perception of time requires greater attention. (caddra.ca)
• Particularly, in regards to the notion of time dilation, Einstein emphasizes the relationship between the speed of light and the velocity of an observer's movement, which causes the time experiences of different observers to vary. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Actively3

• Thus, our results demonstrate that context actively influences perception. (jneurosci.org)
• Author and broadcaster Claudia Hammond suggests in her new book, Time Warped: Unlocking the Mysteries of Time Perception, that we actively create and shape time in our minds. (trueheartwork.com)
• When we are actively engaged in our work or our social interactions, we may feel as though time slips past like quicksilver. (trueheartwork.com)

Intervals4

• The association between leisure-time physical inactivity and perceived neighborhood characteristics was measured by using adjusted odds ratios (AOR) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs). (cdc.gov)
• This is demonstrated by abundant evidence showing that the production of duration estimates is biased toward previously experienced time intervals. (jneurosci.org)
• The data show that intelligibility of speech that is time-compressed by a factor of 3 (i.e., a high syllabic rate) is poor (above 50% word error rate), but is substantially restored when silence gaps are inserted in between successive 40- ms long compressed-signal intervals - a counterintuitive finding, difficult to explain using classical models of speech perception, but emerging naturally from the Tempo architecture. (jhu.edu)
• In the second set of experiments, participants were asked to estimate intervals of time, again measured in seconds, and say 'Stop' when they thought the time period had passed. (thelimbic.com)

ADHD5

• This review summarizes recent research on the perception of time in ADHD and proposes that this symptom is a possible diagnostic characteristic. (caddra.ca)
• Controlled studies on time perception have compared individuals with ADHD with typically developing controls (TDCs) and have used methods that include the Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory (ZTPI). (caddra.ca)
• Although ADHD has been associated with neurologic abnormalities in the mesolimbic and dopaminergic systems, recent studies have found that when individuals with ADHD are treated medically, their perception of time tends to normalize. (caddra.ca)
• Further studies on time perception in ADHD with other abnormalities, including executive function, might be approaches that refine the classification and diagnosis of ADHD and should include studies on its varied presentation in different age groups. (caddra.ca)
• Across the 6-year time span, comparison children exhibited less bias than children with ADHD, although a normative bolstering of social self-views during early adolescence was observed. (duke.edu)

Mechanisms3

• But the research team found no difference between the groups in measures of time pacing, a finding that Dr Matar said was important because it meant that the problem was not simply due to difficulty in internal counting out time and could pinpoint other mechanisms of time perception that may be disrupted such as the accumulation of information of time passing. (thelimbic.com)
• These findings demonstrate the utility of time perception as a promising new paradigm which can be used in the future with other tools such as pupillometry and task-based fMRI to investigate the mechanisms of fluctuations and which will hopefully lead to better objective markers and treatments for this important symptom," Dr Mater concluded. (thelimbic.com)
• These results suggest that the neurocortical mechanisms associated with categorical perception for voicing information may be similar across human and nonhuman primates. (nih.gov)

Behaviors1

• One approach , to go beyond raw citation counts and control for factors such as citation behaviors and time, is to empirically bin papers according to topic, year of publication, and article type (e.g. research article, review article). (nih.gov)

Research5

• From 1985 to early 2003 he was with the Acoustics and Speech Research Department, Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey, where his research was aimed at developing models of hearing and at creating perception based signal analysis methods for speech recognition, coding and evaluation. (jhu.edu)
• Since mid 2006 he is with the Hearing Research Center and with the Center for Biodynamics at Boston University, where he studies the role of brain rhythms in speech perception. (jhu.edu)
• The perception of time is altered in people with lewy body dementia and may have diagnostic utility, new research shows. (thelimbic.com)
• However, due to the small sample size and limitations of the tractor driving simulator, its use for event perception response time research is questionable. (cdc.gov)
• This indicates NIH-supported research is highly regarded in the scientific community, based on the number of times that community acknowledge the research in their publications. (nih.gov)

Describe1

• But this numerical value of time cannot fully describe the existence of time that we experience. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Tasks1

• built using arduino, ATTiny85 and a PCB board, the bracelet aims to make us more aware of the actions we take and the amount of time we spend on certain tasks. (designboom.com)

HANDLS1

• The methods used included determing thier neighborhood perception score (NPS) through a questionnaire completed by HANDLS participants. (nih.gov)

Duration3

• Simply put - the more new, unique experiences you have in a given period of time, the more easily recallable memories you've recorded, the longer that duration of time "seems" in retrospect. (medium.com)
• In considering what might be involved in the perception of time in music we wanted to assess what effect small changes to a stimulus would have on perceived duration. (stir.ac.uk)
• We found that time perception can be successfully manipulated using a distorted timekeeper, and total breath-holding duration correlated with perceived time , not actual time . (bvsalud.org)

Driven2

• The way humans experience time is not only driven by the current stimulus, but is also influenced by previous experiences. (jneurosci.org)
• We suggest that current models of speech perception, which are driven by acoustic features alone, are incomplete, and that the role of decoding time during memory access must be incorporated to account for the patterns of observed recognition phenomena. (jhu.edu)

Associations1

• After adjustment for sex, race/ethnicity, age, and education, associations were identified between respondent perceptions of the safety and pleasantness of their neighborhoods and their leisure-time physical inactivity. (cdc.gov)

Search1

• Many of the infrasound studies identified in the literature search are not available in English or are otherwise difficult to acquire, and thus not all articles have been obtained at this time. (nih.gov)

Factors2

• Answers were compared between the time periods and risk factors for lower adherence were identified using multivariate linear regression. (sciensano.be)
• Environmental factors include the level of built-in resources available to a community, but they also encompass psychosocial factors such as perceptions of neighborhood environment. (nih.gov)

Phenomena1

• However, the velocity of individual observers differentiates the relative phenomena of time experience, despite the speed of light appearing for all observers to travel at the same speed. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Illusions2

• Brown, P. & Rothwell, J. C. Illusions of time. (nature.com)
• Presenters will reveal how these complicated processes may at times cause optical illusions and affect perception. (nih.gov)

Commitment1

• Estimated total time commitment for this subject is 170 hours. (edu.au)

Environment3

• Neighborhood environment (e.g., sidewalks and street lighting) ( 5,6 ), perceived trustworthiness of neighbors ( 5 ), and perceptions of neighborhood safety ( 6, 7 ) all have been associated with levels of physical activity. (cdc.gov)
• Finally, my design project, Atemporal Memory will be discussed reflecting on the notion of spatialization of time, and will consider the aspect of time as a medium in interactive design and in an immersive virtual environment. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• Claudel SE, Shiroma EJ, Harris TB, Conclusion: Poor overal neighborhood perception, perceived social environment, Mode NA, Ahuja C, Zonderman AB, and perceived neighborhood physical environment are associated with PA and ST in a Evans MK and Powel -Wiley TM multi-racial, socioeconomically diverse cohort of urban adults. (nih.gov)

Notion3

• Sure, there are some tough parts-I will confess that the notion of "imaginary time" slowed me down in Chapter 8. (slate.com)
• The notion of time in everyday use is a social construct of time, which is measured by numerical values. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• Thus, the second chapter - Time, Memory and Consciousness in Media Experience, explores the new notion of time and perception generated by our interaction with digital technology. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Recall1

• Surely, time and memory recall are far more subtle than this. (trueheartwork.com)

Neighborhood characteristics2

• Factor analysis identified key neighborhood characteristics to develop a total neighborhood perception score (NPS). (nih.gov)
• Fielding School of Public Health, United States neighborhood characteristics to develop a total neighborhood perception score (NPS). (nih.gov)

Oxford1

• The English Oxford dictionary defines time as 'The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Memories1

• Not in measured years, but in autobiographical memories and perceived time. (medium.com)

Study2

• The ancient world is conceived here as it is at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University, my academic home at the time AWOL was launched. (blogspot.com)
• 1 , 2 ] In one small study, women given promethazine with meperidine and secobarbital during labor, had the time to lactogenesis II prolonged by 14 hours. (nih.gov)

Visual1

• Murphy AP, Leopold DA , Humphreys GW, and Welchman AE (2016) Lesions to right posterior parietal cortex impair visual depth perception from disparity but not motion cues. (nih.gov)

Observer3

• Dennett, D. & Kinsbourne, M. Time and the observer. (nature.com)
• This means that when events happen at the same time for one observer, they could be observed at different times by another. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• Following from his statements, regardless of an observer's movement speed, the assumption of the speed of light is about 30 kilometers per second, which synchronizes the same speed of the space-time symmetry for every observer. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Period3

• Communications executive Bessie Tan, 61, said long waiting times for buses during the morning peak period were a particular bugbear. (straitstimes.com)
• In the first experiment, they found that DLB patients tended to underestimate time compared to healthy controls - for instance, a 90 second period may be perceived as only 45 seconds. (thelimbic.com)
• In the second experiment, when the subjects were asked themselves to produce a specific period of time, the DLB subjects would tend to stop the experimenter early and 'under-produce' the requested interval of time. (thelimbic.com)

Respondents1

• In survey 2, at which time the measures were more stringent, respondents assessed the risk of infection for themselves as lower, and for parents and grandparents as higher than in survey 1. (sciensano.be)

Publication1

• In future blogs, we will consider an alternate approach to measuring citation impact by field and timing of publication. (nih.gov)

Physical activity2

• However, despite the health benefits of physical activity, 23.1% of adults in the United States report they do not engage in any leisure-time physical activity ( 4 ). (cdc.gov)
• This report describes the results of that analysis, which indicated that persons who perceived their neighborhoods as less than extremely safe were more than twice as likely to have no leisure-time physical activity, and those who perceived their neighborhoods as not at all safe were nearly three times as likely to have no leisure-time physical activity. (cdc.gov)

Human3

• It's also the time black women were seen as human beings and not objects of feral desire for the pleasure of men (black, white, purple, whatever). (sfltimes.com)
• The experience of time is one of the most fundamental human experiences and is deeply related to human consciousness. (interactivearchitecture.org)
• This interactive exhibit will teach students about the four lobes of the human brain, including how each lobe contributes to perception, thinking, personality and behavior. (nih.gov)

Phenomenon2

• This occurs every time we move the eyes but it is only perceived when an external time reference alerts us to the phenomenon. (nature.com)
• The last time this phenomenon was on a TV screen was in the age of The Cosby Show . (sfltimes.com)

Participants1

• Participants (n = 26) held their breath while watching a distorted timer that made it appear as though time was moving up to 40% faster or slower than real time . (bvsalud.org)

Memory2

• Most models of interval timing ascribe this effect to the weighting of the current interval with previous memory traces after the interval has been perceived. (jneurosci.org)
• Computational models of interval timing often (implicitly) assume that, only after perception is completed, the noisy interval percept is weighted with previous memory traces representing the prior (e.g. (jneurosci.org)

World2

• Currie, C. B., McConkie, G. W., Carlson-Radvansky, L. A. & Irwin, D. E. The role of the saccade target object in the perception of a visually stable world. (nature.com)
• The change to an electrically instantaneous world has impacted our consciousness and influenced our central experience of time and space. (interactivearchitecture.org)

Found2

• The poll, which counts any score above six as "satisfied", found that satisfaction with waiting time improved the most, with a 4.1 percentage point gain, followed by customer service, with a 3.5 percentage point gain. (straitstimes.com)
• The researchers found that time perception was fundamentally altered in patients with DLB. (thelimbic.com)

Longer1

• We demonstrated that older FEOs have longer perception response times when encountering an incurring semi-truck during a simulated drive than younger FEOs. (cdc.gov)

Physics2

• How A Brief History of Time changed our perception of physics, and science. (slate.com)
• Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time wasn't the first physics book to become a best-seller. (slate.com)

Appears1

• Time appears to be elastic, when perceived through the hall of mirrors that is our mind. (trueheartwork.com)

Suggest1

• Some psychologists suggest time is a matter of perception. (trueheartwork.com)

Questions1

• Questions included perceptions of neighborhood safety, presence of sidewalks, adequacy of streetlights, and perceived characteristics of neighbors. (cdc.gov)