Highlights•We review evidence for several timing mechanisms across visual
space.•Selective adaptation reveals also specific temporal channels tuned for duration.•Eye …

This study used a dual task with participants of different levels of cognitive capacities,
assessed with neuropsychological tests, to examine the attentional cost on time judgment of …

When we try to assess the duration of an event, we are often affected by external
information. Studies on multiple timing have found that simultaneous timing information can …

Humans might possess either a single (amodal) internal clock or multiple clocks for different
sensory modalities. Sensitivity could be improved by the provision of multiple signals. Such …

Children from 5 to 8 years of age, as well as adults, performed a temporal reproduction task
in both a solo-timing condition and a multi-timing condition, with different durations …

Perceived duration can be influenced by various properties of sensory stimuli. For example,
visual stimuli of higher temporal frequency are perceived to last longer than those of lower …

The current study examined whether regularity of dot patterns would influence time
perception. We presented observers the dot patterns with three levels of regularity (high …

The ability of humans to identify and reproduce short time intervals (in the region of a
second) may be affected by many factors ranging from the gender and personality of the …

The abundance of temporal information in our environment calls for the effective selection
and utilization of temporal information that is relevant for our behavior. Here we investigated …

Does the moment when an event is perceived depends on where it is presented? To
measure when participants perceived events, they were first familiarized with trial duration …