Research on interval timing has provided significant insight into how intervals are perceived and produced in well-controlled laboratory settings. However, for timing theories to explain real-world performance, it is imperative that they provide better quantitative predictions and be applicable to timing tasks that are relevant in ecologically valid settings.
Keywords: concurrent timing; construct validity; integrative theory; real-world applicability; temporal cognition.
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