The perceptual timescape: Perceptual history on the sub-second scale (Record no. 174803)
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| Personal name | White, Peter A. |
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| Title | The perceptual timescape: Perceptual history on the sub-second scale |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Amherst |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | Elsevier |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2024 |
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| Journal | Cognitive Psychology |
| Volume/sequential designation | 149 |
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| General note | There is a high-capacity store of brief time span (∼1000 ms) which information enters from perceptual processing, often called iconic memory or sensory memory. It is proposed that a main function of this store is to hold recent perceptual information in a temporally segregated representation, named the perceptual timescape. The perceptual timescape is a continually active representation of change and continuity over time that endows the perceived present with a perceived history. This is accomplished primarily by two kinds of time marking information: time distance information, which marks all items of information in the perceptual timescape according to how far in the past they occurred, and ordinal temporal information, which organises items of information in terms of their temporal order. Added to that is information about connectivity of perceptual objects over time. These kinds of information connect individual items over a brief span of time so as to represent change, persistence, and continuity over time. It is argued that there is a one-way street of information flow from perceptual processing either to the perceived present or directly into the perceptual timescape, and thence to working memory. Consistent with that, the information structure of the perceptual timescape supports postdictive reinterpretations of recent perceptual information. Temporal integration on a time scale of hundreds of milliseconds takes place in perceptual processing and does not draw on information in the perceptual timescape, which is concerned with temporal segregation, not integration. |
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| Topical term or geographic name entry element | Psychology |
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