Devin Blair Terhune

Time perception reflects individual differences in motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease

The paper quantifies how time perception varies with motor and non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease, linking these differences to dopaminergic mechanisms.

LSD microdosing attenuates the impact of temporal priors in time perception.

This study examines how LSD microdosing affects time perception by reducing the influence of temporal priors.

A proxy measure of striatal dopamine predicts individual differences in temporal precision.

This study finds that higher spontaneous eye blink rates, a proxy for striatal dopamine, correlate with poorer temporal precision in interval timing.

Introspection confidence predicts EEG decoding of self-generated thoughts and meta-awareness

This study decodes mind wandering and meta-awareness from EEG data and finds that introspection confidence correlates with decoding accuracy.

Using Adaptive Psychophysics to Identify the Neural Network Reset Time in Sub-second Interval Timing

The paper identifies the neural network reset time for sub-second interval timing using adaptive psychophysics, finding it ranges between 250-333ms.