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Competitive Neural Dynamics of Flicker-Induced Time Dilation
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Time’s Subjective Expansion (TSE) is a phenomenon where salient or dynamic stimuli are perceived as lasting longer than static or less dynamic counterparts. While previous work has modeled this in oddball paradigms using habituation dynamics, it remains unclear if the same neural mechanisms account
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