Several theoretical and empirical work posit the existence of a common magnitude system in
the brain. Such a proposal implies that manipulating stimuli in one magnitude dimension (eg …

Abstract Space, time, and number are among fundamental aspects of behavior and
reasoning about the environment. Recent studies have shown that these dimensions highly …

The processing of time and numbers has been fundamental to human cognition. One of the
prominent theories of magnitude processing, a theory of magnitude (ATOM), suggests that a …

A Theory of Magnitude (ATOM) suggests that space, time, and quantities are processed
through a generalized magnitude system. ATOM posits that task-irrelevant magnitudes …

A theory of magnitude (ATOM) suggests that a generalized magnitude system in the brain
processes magnitudes such as space, time, and numbers. Numerous behavioral and …

Sense of agency (SoA) refers to the sensation that one's actions cause changes in the
environment. 31 Studies have shown that SoA is strengthened with the speed of motion …

There has been great interest in the idea that time, number, and space share a common
magnitude system. However, only a handful of studies examined bidirectional interaction …

Abstract Space, time, and number are fundamental to human cognition. The mental
representations on these entities are crucial for planning and decision-making. In our …

Several studies have reported that numerical magnitudes biases temporal judgments, ie,
large numerical magnitude, were perceived to last longer than small numerical magnitude …

Understanding the world involves complex cognitive processes occurring and interacting
within the mind. Traditionally, this has been thought of as analogous to computational …