Psychology of TimeSimon Grondin Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 3 nov. 2008 - 368 pagini Recent developments in the field of timing and time perception have not simply multiplied the number of relevant questions regarding psychological time, but they have also helped to provide more answers and open many fascinating avenues of thought. "Psychology of Time" brings together cutting-edge presentations of many of the main ideas, findings, hypotheses and theories that experimental psychology provides to the field of timing and psychological time. The contributors, selected for their ability to address various specific questions, were asked to discuss what is known in their field and what avenues remain to be explored. As a result, this book should point readers in the right direction and guide them to reflect on the various and most fundamental issues on psychological time. It offers a balanced integration of old and sometimes neglected findings and more recent empirical advances, all presented within the scope of the critical sub-fields of psychological time in experimental psychology. |
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... basal ganglia have been implicated in interval - timing function by both human - patient studies and nonhuman animal research ( Gibbon et al . , 1997 ; Ivry & Spencer , 2004 ; Meck , 1996 ; Meck & Benson , 2002 ; Pastor , Artieda ...
... basal ganglia have been implicated in interval - timing function by both human - patient studies and nonhuman animal research ( Gibbon et al . , 1997 ; Ivry & Spencer , 2004 ; Meck , 1996 ; Meck & Benson , 2002 ; Pastor , Artieda ...
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... basal ganglia in human timing is provided by clinical studies on Parkinson's disease ( PD ) . PD is caused by selective loss of dopaminergic neurons within the substantia nigra pars compacta leading to a reduced availability of the ...
... basal ganglia in human timing is provided by clinical studies on Parkinson's disease ( PD ) . PD is caused by selective loss of dopaminergic neurons within the substantia nigra pars compacta leading to a reduced availability of the ...
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... basal ganglia could have slowed down pacemaker speed . As a consequence , PD patients ' verbal estimates of a presented time interval will be reduced and the operative production of a duration given in conventional time units will be ...
... basal ganglia could have slowed down pacemaker speed . As a consequence , PD patients ' verbal estimates of a presented time interval will be reduced and the operative production of a duration given in conventional time units will be ...
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Methods for Studying Psychological Time | 51 |
Psychophysical Issues in the Study of Time Perception | 75 |
Review of the Literature | 111 |
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