Authors: Claudia Hammond
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INDEX
NB: Page numbers followed by ‘n’ refer to the notes and to the pages in the text where research is mentioned without naming the author.
Abate, Leul
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accurate timing
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Addis, D.R.
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age
forward telescoping
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air-puff test
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Alberta, University of
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Alzheimer’s disease
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American Time Use Survey
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Amin, Mohammed
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Amis, Martin
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anterograde
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amount metaphor
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anger
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animals, future thinking
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Annese, J.
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anterior insular cortex
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anterograde amnesia
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anticipation
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mental imagery
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techniques for reduction
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see also
fear
Aristotle
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attention (concentration/focus)
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mindfulness
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tests
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time deceleration
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attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
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Attention Gate Model
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auditory events
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autism
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autobiographical memory
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discussion of events
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dolphins
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hyperthymesia
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poor
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verification
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see also
personal memories
autonoetic consciousness
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auto-pilot effect
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basal forebrain
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base-jumping
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Baumeister, R.
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Baylor College of Medicine (Houston)
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Benedictine monks
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Bergen, University of
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Berry, Chuck
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best possible scenarios
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Bingley, Lisa
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biological time
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birds
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bivouac-checking
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boredom
time deceleration
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Boring, E.G.
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Boring, L.M.
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Boroditsky, L.
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Bradburn, N.
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brain
default mode
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oscillations
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regions of
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breathing
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Buddhism
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Bulger, Jamie
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Buonomano, D.V.
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calendar keeping
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California, University of
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Cambridge University
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Carroll, Lewis
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Casasanto, D.
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Castorp, Hans
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catastrophising
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Centre for Suicide Research (Hong Kong)
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centuries
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cerebellum
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challenges, time
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anxiety
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living in present
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planning
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poor memory
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predicting emotions
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time deceleration
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time speeding up
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time-poverty
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Cheung Chau (island)
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Chevenix, Richard
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chief features, event
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children
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
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marshmallow studies 25408
novelty
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size, time and space
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time in space
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Tourette’s Syndrome
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chimpanzees
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chronesthesia
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chronobiology
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circadian rhythms
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clarity of memory hypothesis
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Clark University (Illinois)
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Clayton, N.
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clocks
Amondawa tribe
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bank
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