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The Perception and Metacognition of Time Within and Between Stimulus Modalities
Time perception depends not only on judging duration but also on evaluating how accurate that judgement was. Our previous work compared visual, auditory, and audiovisual intervals separately and observed a modality asymmetry at short durations. The present study examined whether pairing them within
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