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Interval-Dependent Effects of Action and Choice Availability on Temporal Binding
Temporal binding research proposes that voluntary actions compress perceived time between actions and their outcomes, reflecting an implicit sense of agency. However, it remains unclear whether such effects are stable across action--outcome interval durations and whether they depend on the degree of
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