An EEG investigation for individual differences in time perception: Unraveling neural dynamics through serial dependency
Zahra Shirzhiyan, Stefan Glasauer · FENS Forum 2024
Aim: Time perception isn't solely bound to current moments; instead, past experiences can significantly shape present perception. While prior studies sought neural evidence for past events' impact on perceived current duration (e.g., Cheng et al. 2023) , a clear neural mechanism underlying serial dependence and individual differences remains elusive. This study investigates individual variations in serial dependence, providing neural evidence for such distinctions.Methods: EEG signals were recorded during a duration reproduction task. Subjects (n=48, 23 female) experienced a duration (1, 1.5,
ePoster · Neuroscience