The repetition effect in time judgments is not a function of the intensity of the stimulus defining the interval: implications for an arousal theory

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The repetition effect in time judgments is not a function of the intensity of the stimulus defining the interval: implications for an arousal theory
Citation	Allen DA, Hicks RE. Acta Psychol. 1979; 43(3): 169-176.
Copyright	(Copyright © 1979, Elsevier Publishing)
DOI	unavailable
PMID	543439
Abstract	[Abstract unavailable] Language: en

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