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Bodily Rhythms Bias Temporal Decisions Through Dissociable Neural Processes
Being able to judge time accurately is central to behavior. Yet, judgements of time are shaped by factors such as attention and arousal, and hence our physiology. We studied the relation between cardiac and respiratory states and categorical judgements of sub-second intervals in humans. We asked whe
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