Timing, resources, and interference: attentional modulation of time perception
This chapter describes a research that investigated the attentional modulation of time perception. It explains that this research involved various techniques for modifying attention to time including manipulations of temporal awareness and variations in the nature of the distractor tasks. All of the different approaches produced a consistent set of findings which indicate that interval timing requires attentional resources and that time judgement performance is influenced strongly by the allocation of those resources.
Keywords: attentional modulation, time perception, temporal awareness, attention to time, interval timing, time judgement, attentional resources
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