Diurnal rhythm of temporal reproduction in the visual field.
Abstract
The aim of this study was to elucidate how temporal reproduction changed in a diurnal time course. The overestimated reproduction showed a smaller difference to the standard in the morning and evening and a larger difference in the afternoon, and the underestimated reproduction showed an inverse change. No eccentricity effect in temporal production was observed, which indicates homogenous temporal processing shared in the perifoveal and peripheral visual fields.
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