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Production and perception of vowel duration

, 1972
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Selectivity of Attention and the Perception of Duration

Perception, 1973
The attention necessary to detect target digits in prose passages of equal length was varied by partially masking the passages with varying intensities of white noise. The subjects assessed the duration of the passages by use of a magnitude estimation scale, without reference to clock time. It was found that those passages requiring more attention for
G, Underwood, R A, Swain
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The minimum duration of a perception

Neuropsychologia, 1970
Abstract The time course of the perception of visual and auditory stimuli has been studied by means of an analysis of the temporal errors in the judgement of simultaneity of two stimuli. In the first experiment, the subject is required to report when the onsets of two stimuli (of different durations) are simultaneous.
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The relationship between the duration of a stimulus and the duration of a perception

Neuropsychologia, 1970
Abstract The time-course of the perception of visual and auditory stimuli has been studied by means of the analysis of the temporal errors in the judgement of the simultaneity of the offset of the first stimulus and the onset of the second stimulus in the same modality.
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A Model of Empty Duration Perception

Perception, 1987
An attempt to construct a general theory of duration perception is presented. First, four experiments are reported in which the supplement hypothesis, on the relation between two or three empty durations, was examined: the subjective duration of a subjectively empty time interval is directly proportional to its physical duration plus a constant of ~ 80
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Temporal integration and perception duration

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1974
Abstract.— A mathematical model is proposed for the relationship between the intensity of a stimulus as function of time and the intensity of the corresponding respcnse in the form of a conscious experience. The model is based on the assumption that the psychophysical power law is valid for the energy contained in a sliding time‐window.
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Perception of Segmental Duration

1975
Human speech is characterized by sloppy and precise articulatory movements with the acoustical speech wave as result. The listener has to pin-point the crucial events in this wave as well as to neglect unimportant distortions in order to perceive the message. The durational structure of a sentence has been studied on different levels.
Rolf Carlson, Björn Granström
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The influence of stimulus duration on odor perception

International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2006
Although different parameters are known to alter the shape of olfactory event related potentials (ERP), ERP parameters are generally thought to be independent from stimulus duration. Evidence from recent studies investigating trigeminal ERP indicates that this may not be true.
Johannes, Frasnelli, Christiane, Wohlgemuth, Thomas, Hummel   +2 more
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