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Influences of voluntary actions on temporal preparation in multiple temporal contexts
It has recently been shown that self-initiation of foreperiods (FPs) influences temporal preparation to visual stimuli in choice reaction time (RT) tasks. Here, we investigated whether this effect extends to a simple-RT task using variable FPs. Participants performed the task with 20 FP durations, a
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