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The respiratory cycle shapes perceived and self-generated time

2026-08-28

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<p>Bodily rhythms are increasingly recognized as active organizers of brain function. Respiration, in particular, rhythmically modulates cortical excitability, perceptual sensitivity, memory, and action well beyond its homeostatic role. Whether breathing also shapes the brain's representation and generation of time, however, remains poorly understood. Here, we asked whether respiratory phase modulates two compleme...

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5c1888e0-47a6-57c2-8f79-58e4679b3d01
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10.31234/osf.io/3fvn9_v1
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