The psychology of time, Translated by Jennifer Leith

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Part I. Conditioning to time : 1. Adaptation to periodic changes : I. The variety of periodic adaptations ; II. The laws of periodic adaptation ; III. Orientation in time. 2. Conditioning to duration : I. Trace conditioning ; II. The estimation of duration in operant conditioning ; III. Psychophysiological interpretations
Part II. The perception of time : 3. The psychological present : I. The perception of order ; II. The perception of duration ; III. The perceived present ; IV. Conclusion. 4. The threshold of time : I. From the instantaneous to the durable ; II. From simultaneity to succession. 5. Perceived duration : I. The quality of durations and the indifference zone ; II. Perceived duration and physical changes
Part III. Control over time : 6. The temporal horizon : I. The nature of the temporal horizon ; II. The diversity of the temporal horizon. 7. The estimation of time : I. Feelings of time ; II. The appreciation of duration ; III. The relation of time judgments to age and sex. 8. The notion of time : I. Limitations in temporally organized behavior at the prenotional stage ; II. The development of the notion of time ; III. Representation and the notion of time. 9. Conclusion: the value of time

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