Graduated in Science and Technology (Federal University of ABC, 2015) and graduated in Neuroscience (Federal University of ABC, 2019). Licentiate student in Natural and Exact Sciences (2020). MSc candidate in Neuroscience and Cognition (Federal University of ABC, 2020). Currently a FAPESP scholarship student (2019/25572-3), working with the perception of time and causality. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Establishing cause-and-effect relationships between events is extremely important for survival. Closely linked to this ability is temporal perception, in a way that temporal relationships between events allow causality to be inferred. Interestingly, the inverse modulation can occur: knowing that two events are causally related to each other makes the time between them seem shorter than it…
Time perception is one of the most important skills for living beings and is crucial for the survival of various species. Two of the main skills related to time perception are interval timing (the ability to measure the duration between two events) and occurrence timing (the ability to precise a time when a particular event occurred). Although these are essential abilities, we know that t…
Time perception is an essential skill for living beings. Two of the primary skills related to time perception are interval timing (the ability to measure the duration between two events) and occurrence timing (the ability to precise a time when a particular event occurred). Although these are essential abilities, we know that they are subject to bias and distortion. Haggard et al. (2002) …
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