In adult life, people normally know what they are doing. This experience of controlling one's
own actions and, through them, the course of events in the outside world is called'sense of …

Sense of agency refers to the feeling of controlling an external event through one's own
action. On one influential view, agency depends on how predictable the consequences of …

How does thinking affect doing? There is a widely held view—both in academia and in the
popular press—that thinking about what you are doing, as you are doing it, hinders …

Highlights•Animals vary in their ability to perceive changes in their environment
visually.•Temporal perception can be quantified using critical flicker fusion (CFF).•High CFF …

In order to keep up with a changing environment, mobile organisms must be capable of
deciding both where and when to move. This precision necessitates a strong sense of time …

Sense of agency, a feeling of generating actions and events by oneself, stems from action–
outcome congruence. An implicit marker of sense of agency is intentional binding, which is …

Time is a fundamental dimension of everyday experiences. We can unmistakably sense its
passage and adjust our behavior accordingly. Despite its ubiquity, the neuronal …

Perceptual decisions are classically thought to depend mainly on the stimulus
characteristics, probability and associated reward. However, in many cases, the motor …

Highlights•The core timing mechanism resides within the motor system.•Interval tuning in
SMA is a dynamic signal encoding time in different contexts.•The prediction of sensorimotor …

The perception of duration in the subsecond range has been hypothesized to be mediated
by the population response of duration-sensitive units, each tuned to a preferred duration …