ライフサイエンスコーパス: time perception

1 ircuit, play an important role in timing and time perception.

2 f time are coded for in oscillator models of time perception.

3 vely inducing "jet lag" and causing impaired time perception.

4 oints to the underlying neural mechanisms of time perception.

5 trast, processing speed correlated best with time perception.

6 pendently also improved trial initiation and time perception.

7 nts on reaction time, response accuracy, and time perception.

8 Individuals with ADHD struggle with time perception.

9 and methods to probe factors that influence time perception.

10 ed in the psychopathology of ADHD, including time perception.

11 help to illuminate the complex mechanisms of time perception.

12 echanistically contributing to distortion in time perception.

13 ontribute to intra-individual variability in time perception.

14 xamining the impact of alpha oscillations on time perception.

15 ABA contributes to individual differences in time perception.

16 indicates that striatal dopamine influences time perception [1-5].

17 eneity in neuronal responses associated with time perception across both tasks.

18 Understanding how time perception adapts to cognitive demands remains a si

19 lic that acutely causes distortions of space-time perception and ego dissolution, produces rapid and

20 ppropriate behaviour, reversal, personality, time perception and emotion.

21 ppropriate behaviour, reversal, personality, time perception and emotion; and dorsolateral prefrontal

22 tes the degree of influence of numerosity on time perception and impairs precise time estimation.

23 These results were unrelated to subjective time perception and independent of mood and anxiety symp

24 evidence for a link between image features, time perception and memory that can be further explored

25 the properties of the internal clock impact time perception and other psychological domains.

26 st common general anesthetic, isoflurane, on time perception and the circadian clock using the honeyb

27 from stroke and 30 normal controls performed time perception and time reproduction tasks.

28 Distortions in time perception and timed performance are presented by a

29 ogy of consciousness, self, body-experience, time-perception and intersubjectivity of neuropsychiatri

30 disease: food perception, social perception, time perception, and threat perception.

31 Perceived isolation affects time perception, and we report an inter-individual centr

32 While oscillator models of time perception are strongly supported by behavioral evi

33 ed that their visual comfort does not affect time perception at all.

34 alpha oscillations may influence one-second time perception by modulating their frequency and power.

35 Time perception competency was correlated with an indepe

36 re controlled, only patients with RHD showed time perception deficits.

37 and mobility) and subjective confinement on time perception (duration, passage of time and temporal

38 y constraint our model naturally endogenizes time perception during noisy efficient encoding to predi

39 ovides a window into the brain mechanisms of time perception, enabling us to examine how the brain gr

40 Time perception has traditionally been thought to be ent

41 discrimination task increased the acuity of time perception in a group of subjects that also exhibit

42 s with non-invasive brain stimulation alters time perception in ADHD.

43 and between PAF and precision of one-second time perception in the sham condition.

44 a network of regions typically active during time perception including the right supplementary motor

45 Time perception is inherently subjective and malleable.

46 Time perception is surprisingly prone to measurable dist

47 Time perception is thus as deeply intermeshed within the

48 The neural basis of time perception is unknown.

49 we provide a novel explanation for how human time perception might be accomplished, based on non-temp

50 s measured using an implicit marker based on time perception, namely a shift in the perceived time of

51 lateral prefrontal cortex (rDLPFC)-a part of time perception network-using HD-tDCS and subsequently r

52 a lecture) and whether they are grounded in time perception networks.

53 Discriminant analyses identified a change in time perception of both actions and their negative outco

54 Authorized by real-time perception of the interface contact state, conforma

55 or further investigations of the key role of time perception on altered sense of self and agency in b

56 onflict with historically dominant models of time perception, recent evidence suggests that the encod

57 hanisms underlying individual differences in time perception remain elusive.

58 e connection between stimulus perception and time perception remains unknown.

59 This Collection of time perception studies includes reports that focus on s

60 thodal stimulation accelerated responses for time perception task and decreased the magnitude of glob

61 In the time perception task, participants judged the durations

62 e degree of biasedness of human choices in a time perception task, suggesting that alpha activity ind

63 on associated with different components of a time perception task.

64 ) lesions and control subjects performed two time perception tasks (duration perception, wherein the

65 EG while participants performed semantic and time perception tasks.

66 To assess cannabinoid effects on time perception, this study examined whether systemicall

67 gh the direct action of the drug but changes time perception through the CRs elicited by drug adminis

68 ip between alpha peak modulation by tACS and time perception using repeated measures ANOVAs, but no s

69 To investigate the neuronal correlates of time perception, we recorded from neurons in the prefron

70 This dissociated from more basic auditory timing perception, which did not correlate with output f

71 whether the olivo-cerebellar system mediates time perception without motor behavior remains controver

72 Alpha oscillations have been implicated in time perception, yet a consensus on their precise role r