doi: 10.2466/pms.1991.73.3f.1157.
Prospective and retrospective time estimation
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Prospective and retrospective time estimation
Percept Mot Skills.
1991 Dec.
Abstract
30 students, when performing a task that required listening to 19 sentences for 150 sec., overestimated the duration of the task less in the prospective condition than in the retrospective one (46 sec. vs 85 sec.).
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