Time and Mind II: Information Processing Perspectives

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Hogrefe & Huber Publishers (2003)
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Focusing on the significance of time in information processing, this text looks at time both as an object of information processing and as a constituent factor in information processing, and seeks to define a unified view of psychological time.

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Notable results regarding temporal memory and modality.Florian Klapproth
Simultaneous temporal processing.  (pages 3-19)Russell M. Church, Paulo Guilhardi, Richard Keen, Mika Macinnis & Kimberly Kirkpatrick
Applying the scalar timing model to human time psychology: Progress and challenges.  (pages 21--39)John H. Wearden
Sensory and cognitive mechanisms in temporal processing elucidated by a model systems approach.  (pages 97--113)Thomas Rammsayer
Time and conscious visual processing.  (pages 141-159)Andreas K. Engel

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