Si Cheng

The paper investigates neural substrates of duration serial dependence, finding that the putamen, not visual cortex, encodes prior duration traces for time perception, while direction judgments show no comparable signal.

The paper shows distributional context affects duration-related BOLD responses in timing-related brain regions during a temporal bisection task.

This study shows that emotional arousal affects time perception by enhancing serial dependence, with high-arousal states amplifying temporal integration between trials.

The paper investigates opposing sequential biases in direction and time reproduction, showing task relevance and working memory load influence these biases differently.

The paper investigates how prior task and memory processing affect time perception, finding that active duration reproduction induces sequential biases, while passive viewing does not.