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First published 1993-01

Time Dimensions and the Subjective Experience of Time

Carl S. Hale

Journal of Humanistic Psychology

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First published 1981-10

Subjective Time Experience in an Intergenerational Sample

Pamela E. Cooper, L. Eugene Thomas, Scott J. Stevens [...]

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development

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First published 2019-7

The influence of daily spiritual experiences and gender on subjective well-being over time in cancer survivors

Myriam Rudaz, Thomas Ledermann, Joseph G. Grzywacz

Archive for the Psychology of Religion

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First published 1995-02

Agreement and null subjects in German L2 development: new evidence from reaction-time experiments

Harald Clahsen, Upyong Hong

Second Language Research

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First published 2023-8

Response Times and Subjective Complexity of Food Choices: A Web-Based Experiment Across 3 Countries

Rossella Atzori, Andrea Pellegrini, Ginevra V. Lombardi [...]

Social Science Computer Review

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Research article

First published 2018

An Extended Binaural Real-Time Auralization System With an Interface to Research Hearing Aids for Experiments on Subjects With Hearing Loss

Florian Pausch, Lukas Aspöck, Michael Vorländer [...]

Trends in Hearing

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Book review

First published 2012-7

Temporal escapes: Deployments of ‘time work’ as a methodology for addressing subjective experiences of time

Robbie Fordyce

Time & Society

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Other

First published 2004-02

Motherhood in a Time of Terror: Subjective Experiences and Responses of Israeli Mothers

Rachel Dekel

Affilia

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First published 1986-10

The Relationship between Death Anxiety and the Subjective Experience of Time in the Elderly

Patrick Kaye Quinn, Marvin Reznikoff

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development

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First published 2009-02

Trips Down Memory Lane: Recall Direction Affects the Subjective Distance of Past Events

Kent C. H. Lam, Roger Buehler

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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