と書いた後で、かつて敬愛していたEaglemanによる、予想外のイベントに対する主観的時間の歪みの一連のエレガントな研究のことを思い出した。この図がまんま(そういえば、昔、授業でよく話題にしていた)。 Eagleman DM. Human time perception and its illusions. Curr Opin Neurobiol. 2008 18(2) https://t.co/kPLIEQwy19
Human time perception and its illusions.
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- Human time perception is often distorted, leading to illusions like perceiving a clock as stopped or experiencing world slowdown during accidents.
- Recent research has advanced understanding of how our perception of duration, order, and simultaneity can be altered by factors such as eye movements, odd stimuli, or repeated exposure to delays.
- These findings help uncover the neural mechanisms behind how we perceive time, showing that our sense of reality regarding timing can be easily manipulated or misinterpreted.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@DRMacIver i think a good starting point is David Eagleman's review "Human time perception and its illusions" also Simon Grondin's "Timing and time perception: A review of recent behavioral and neuroscience findings and theoretical directions" happy to share pdfs if you can't find them!
Eagleman, D. M. (2008). Human time perception and its illusions
RT @kenrikodaka: と書いた後で、かつて敬愛していたEaglemanによる、予想外のイベントに対する主観的時間の歪みの一連のエレガントな研究のことを思い出した。この図がまんま(そういえば、昔、授業でよく話題にしていた)。 Eagleman DM. Human ti…
@whenwereachwe whoa! i'd be so down! some time ago i wanted to write a post on human time perception and its illusions, i have a folder with papers on this :)) i'm also reminded of this paper: https://t.co/FZiRxZBGuB
La perception du temps (2) : https://t.co/ju4hF4eTx1
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Eagleman, D. M. (2008). Human time perception and its illusions
Eagleman, D. M. (2008). Human time perception and its illusions. Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 18(2), 131–136. https://t.co/bN5ppsLmqs #NoveltyEffect #AgingBrain #Neuroplasticity #SlowDownTime #LifelongLearning #PsychologyOfTime #ScienceExplained #CognitiveScience 23
@whenwereachwe whoa! i'd be so down! some time ago i wanted to write a post on human time perception and its illusions, i have a folder with papers on this :)) i'm also reminded of this paper: https://t.co/FZiRxZBGuB
RT @kenrikodaka: と書いた後で、かつて敬愛していたEaglemanによる、予想外のイベントに対する主観的時間の歪みの一連のエレガントな研究のことを思い出した。この図がまんま(そういえば、昔、授業でよく話題にしていた)。 Eagleman DM. Human ti…
と書いた後で、かつて敬愛していたEaglemanによる、予想外のイベントに対する主観的時間の歪みの一連のエレガントな研究のことを思い出した。この図がまんま(そういえば、昔、授業でよく話題にしていた)。 Eagleman DM. Human time perception and its illusions. Curr Opin Neurobiol. 2008 18(2) https://t.co/kPLIEQwy19
@DRMacIver i think a good starting point is David Eagleman's review "Human time perception and its illusions" also Simon Grondin's "Timing and time perception: A review of recent behavioral and neuroscience findings and theoretical directions" happy to share pdfs if you can't find them!
La perception du temps (2) : https://t.co/ju4hF4eTx1
Human time perception and its illusions https://t.co/giQ2q8JEQ1