Our representation of the physical world requires judgments of magnitudes, such as
loudness, distance, or time. Interestingly, magnitude estimates are often not veridical but …

Precise timing is crucial to decision-making and behavioral control, yet subjective time can
be easily distorted by various temporal contexts. Application of a Bayesian framework to …

To enable effective interaction with the environment, the brain combines noisy sensory
information with expectations based on prior experience. There is ample evidence showing …

In 2007, Cheng and colleagues published their influential review wherein they analyzed the
literature on spatial cue interaction during navigation through a Bayesian lens, and …

Spatial navigation is a complex cognitive activity that depends on perception, action,
memory, reasoning, and problem-solving. Effective navigation depends on the ability to …

Bayesian integration assumes that a current observation is integrated with previous
observations. An example in the temporal domain is the central tendency effect: when a …

Human reproductions of time intervals are often biased toward previously perceived
durations, resulting in a central tendency effect. The aim of the current study was to compare …

The monitoring of one's own spatial orientation depends on the ability to estimate
successive self-motion cues accurately. This process has become to be known as path …

A prevailing argument posits that distal landmarks dominate over proximal landmarks as
orientation cues. However, no studies have tested this argument or examined the underlying …

Path integration, the process of updating one's position using successive self-motion
signals, has previously been studied with visual distance reproduction tasks in which optic …