Abstract Space, time, and number are fundamental to how we act within and reason about
the world. These three experiential domains are systematically intertwined in behavior …

Map** numbers onto space is a common cognitive representation that has been explored
in both behavioral and neuroimaging contexts. Empirical work probing the diverse nature of …

How are time, speech, and thought presented in the Iliad and Odyssey? What role does
metaphor play in these portrayals? How might metaphor have aided the poet in the …

Space and time are intimately linked in the human mind, but different theories make different
predictions about the nature of this relationship. Metaphor Theory (MT) predicts an …

Time and space form an integral part of every human experience, and for the neuronal
representation of these perceptual dimensions, previous studies point to the involvement of …

The link between number and space has been discussed in the literature for some time,
resulting in the theory that number, space and time might be part of a generalized magnitude …

Humans perceive ratios of spatial and temporal magnitudes, such as length and duration.
Previous studies have shown that spatial ratios may be processed by a common ratio …

Temporal judgments are more affected by space than vice versa. This asymmetry has often
been interpreted as primacy of spatial representations over temporal ones. This …

Episodic memory is a critical capacity that involves remembering past events along with their
spatial and temporal contexts. Relatively little is known about the relations between spatial …

When navigating a straight path, perceived travel time and perceived traveled distance are
linked via movement speed. Behavioral studies have revealed systematic interferences …