C. Bell. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 27 (4):
531--538(November 1975)
Abstract
Body (ear) temperature of 14 subjects was lowered in order to examine
its effect upon performance of a task requiring estimation of an
interval of 60 s. Although there was some evidence that subjects
counted more slowly at lower body temperatures, the inconsistency
of the effect was such as to cast doubt on the hypothesis of a ?biochemical
clock? or ?metabolic pacemaker? in the brain said to subserve human
time estimation of brief intervals.
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%X Body (ear) temperature of 14 subjects was lowered in order to examine
its effect upon performance of a task requiring estimation of an
interval of 60 s. Although there was some evidence that subjects
counted more slowly at lower body temperatures, the inconsistency
of the effect was such as to cast doubt on the hypothesis of a ?biochemical
clock? or ?metabolic pacemaker? in the brain said to subserve human
time estimation of brief intervals.
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its effect upon performance of a task requiring estimation of an
interval of 60 s. Although there was some evidence that subjects
counted more slowly at lower body temperatures, the inconsistency
of the effect was such as to cast doubt on the hypothesis of a ?biochemical
clock? or ?metabolic pacemaker? in the brain said to subserve human
time estimation of brief intervals.},
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