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Disintegrated Self in Time: The Effect of Depersonalisation Experiences on Time Perspective

2024-02-08

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<p>Time is fundamental to human cognition, deeply intertwined with bodily awareness, motion, and sense of self. When a sense of time is disrupted it can undermine bodily regulation. A disrupted sense of time is commonly reported by those with depersonalisation (DP) in the clinic, however it is unclear whether time perception is normatively linked with human connection to the body. This study delves into the nuance...

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10.31234/osf.io/3qcuw
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