A New Phenomenon in Time Judgment¶
Cohen, Hansel, & Sylvester. (1953). A New Phenomenon in Time Judgment. Nature.
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Domain-specific¶
- Kappa effect
- The kappa effect is a psychophysical illusion in which the perceived duration of the interval between two successive stimuli is systematically lengthened when the stimuli are farther apart in space and shortened when they are closer together, even though the physical time interval is held constant
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- The kappa effect is a psychophysical illusion in which the perceived duration of the interval between two successive stimuli is systematically lengthened when the stimuli are farther apart in space and shortened when they are closer together, even though the physical time interval is held constant
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