Remembered duration: Effects of event and sequence complexity
@article{Block1978RememberedDE,
title={Remembered duration: Effects of event and sequence complexity},
author={Richard A. Block},
journal={Memory \& Cognition},
year={1978},
volume={6},
pages={320-326}
}Two experiments investigated the remembered duration of relatively long intervals. In both, subjects viewed two sequences of visual patterns. Then they unexpectedly were asked to make a comparative judgment of duration of the two intervals. In Experiment 1 there was no effect of complexity of the individual patterns on remembered duration. In Experiment 2, however, there was an effect of complexity of the entire sequence, with a complex sequence remembered as longer in duration than a simple…
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