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A predictive processing model of episodic memory and time perception

2020-02-17

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Human perception and experience of time is strongly influenced by ongoing stimulation, memory of past experiences, and required task context. When paying attention to time, time experience seems to expand; when distracted, it seems to contract. When considering time based on memory, the experience may be different than in the moment, exemplified by sayings like “time flies when you’re having fun”. Experience of ti...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.02.17.953133

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