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Evolution of visual time throughout goal driven action learning

2026-01-23

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Timing is intimately woven into human cognition and behaviour, underscoring people’s ability of comprehending speech, playing instruments and competing in sports. Converging evidence suggests that our perceptual experience of time is grounded in our ability to control actions: time processing leverages motor control neural machinery, and perceived time is significantly distorted in proximity of action. However, th...

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984081ad-9720-5663-b5e7-6e71c713bc1b
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10.64898/2026.01.22.701104
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