Background Music as a Quasi Clock in Retrospective Duration Judgments
Background Music as a Quasi Clock in Retrospective Duration Judgments is a scholarly work, published in 2006 in ''Perceptual and Motor Skills''. The main subjects of the publication include cognitive psychology, dance, segmentation, length, psychology, perception, music psychology, music education, glossary of graph theory terms, recall, music therapy, auditory system, and time perception. The segmentation-change model of time perception proposes that individuals engaged in cognitive tasks during a given interval of time retrospectively estimate duration by recalling events that occurred during the interval and inferring each event's duration.