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Diagnostic implications of a study in time perception

Eson et al., 1952

Document ID
7301769714868756395
Author
Eson M
Kafka J
Publication year
Publication venue
The Journal of General Psychology

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There is a tendency noticeable in the present psychological literature to understand the individual as he interprets a stimulus situation. The present study arose out of exploratory experimentation with judgment of time intervals in a clinical situation, specifically while using …
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