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Latent Structure of Individual Differences in Time Perception: Stability and Dynamics
Temporal bisection tasks are widely used to assess interval timing, but standard behavioral indices cannot easily distinguish changes in temporal discrimination from shifts in response bias. In this study, 194 adolescents completed a visual temporal bisection task with two consecutive blocks. Using
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