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psychophysical law

psychophysical law In this context, psychophysical law refers to the relation between perceived time and actual elapsed time.

In this context, psychophysical law refers to the relation between perceived time and actual elapsed time. It means that mean subjective duration changes in a lawful, typically linear way as real duration increases.

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Drafting source: Piras Federica; Coull Jennifer T.. Implicit, Predictive Timing Draws upon the Same Scalar Representation of Time as Explicit Timing. 2011; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0018203; article XML SHA-256 00a55faf0d83cff2e563e198eb470dd78765588d88c8ae4eca0123cff236aa94. “Implicit, Predictive Timing Draws upon the Same Scalar Representation of Time as Explicit Timing” (10.1371/journal.pone.0018203).
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