APS

30th APS Annual Convention · 2018

The Relationship between Physiological Arousal and Perceived Duration: The Effect of Stimulus Valence.

San Francisco, CA · May 2018

Poster · Cognitive

  • Ruth Ogden
    Liverpool John Moores University
  • Jessica Henderson
    Liverpool John Moores University
  • Michael Richter
    Liverpool John Moores University
  • Francis McGlone
    Liverpool John Moores University

Abstract

It is theorised that distortions to time result from changes in physiological arousal. We measured physiological arousal during verbal estimation tasks; participants judged the duration of high and low arousal positive, negative and neutrally valenced IAPS images. SNS reactivity was predicative of perceived duration for high arousal negatively valenced stimuli.

Cognitive Processes

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