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Duration-Dependent Bias and Variability in Short-Interval Time Reproduction: Evidence for Separable Timing and Control-Related Mechanisms
Time-reproduction performance can reflect both systematic distortions in temporal estimates and variability in the response used to express those estimates. The present study examined whether these aspects show different patterns across short target durations and participant groups. Sixty-seven HSE
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