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Time Perception and Temporal Experience: The Psychology, Biology, and Culture of How Humans Experience Time

Time Perception and Temporal Experience: The Psychology, Biology, and Culture of How Humans Experience Time

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Series: Half Hour Help Physics and Theoretical Science

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ISBN13: 9798170933198
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 104
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.22 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

Time Perception and Temporal Experience: The Psychology, Biology, and Culture of How Humans Experience Time explores a basic fact of everyday life: clock time is regular, but experienced time is not. A traffic light can feel longer when you are late. A holiday week can pass quickly while leaving a dense memory behind. Childhood summers often seem spacious, while adult years can blur together. This book explains how that happens by connecting the psychology of attention and memory with the biology of sleep, arousal, and internal timing, and with the social rules that shape how people organize days, deadlines, and expectations.

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