Time and Mind II - Information Processing Perspectives

 

Table of contents, List of contributors and Preface

Part I:Time as an object of information processing: Chapter 1:Simultaneous temporal processing

Part I:Time as an object of information processing: Chapter 2:Applying the scalar timing model to human timepsychology: Progress and challenges

Part I:Time as an object of information processing: Chapter 3:Psychological timing without a timer:The roles of attention and memory*

Part I:Time as an object of information processing: Chapter 4:Sensory modalities and temporal processing*

Part I:Time as an object of information processing: Chapter 5:Notable results regarding temporal memoryand modality

Part I:Time as an object of information processing: Chapter 6:Sensory and cognitive mechanisms in temporalprocessing elucidated by a model system approach

Part II:Time as a constituent of information processing: Chapter 7:Temporal characteristics of auditory event-synthesis:Electrophysiological studies

Part II:Time as a constituent of information processing: Chapter 8:Exploring the timing of human visual processing*

Part II:Time as a constituent of information processing: Chapter 9:Time and conscious visual processing

Part II:Time as a constituent of information processing: Chapter 10:Hypothesized temporal and spatial code propertiesfor a moment’s working memory capacity:Brain wave “harmonies” and “four-color” topologyof activated cortical areas

Part II:Time as a constituent of information processing: Chapter 11:Invariants in mental timing: From taxonomicrelations to task-related modeling

Part II:Time as a constituent of information processing: Chapter 12:Behavioral and electrophysiological oscillations ininformation processing: A tentative synthesis*

Subject Index and Author