Time Warped (39 page)

Swift fight
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synaesthesia
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spatial visualisation
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Szpunar, K.K.
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‘Take-two-items-a-day-for-five-years’ study (Linton)
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tasks

completion
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visualisation
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tasting shapes
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‘tau effect’
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Taylor, S.E.
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teenagers
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telescoping
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forward
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reverse
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television
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tempo of life
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temporal depth
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temporal lobe
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medial
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temporal schemata
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tests

air-puff
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colour association
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mind clocks
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visuospatial skills
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Thomas, Simon
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thought suppression
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time

calculation
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capsules
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concept of
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free
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as gift
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levels of
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management techniques
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markers
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landmarks in time

in space
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spatial visualisation

pressure, dealing with
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travel
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mental time-travel

visualising
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visualising time

time deceleration

attention
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body temperature
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boredom
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challenge of
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chronostasis
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fear
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hyperactive time
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isolation
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rejection
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youth
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time estimation
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attention
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basal ganglia
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body temperature
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fear
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neural networks
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rejection
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tasks
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training
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time illusion
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body temperature
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chronostasis
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cultural rules
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fear
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freefall
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hyperactive time
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rejection
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surprises
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youth
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time orientation
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future-orientated thinking
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time perception

lack of
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overview
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surprises
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time slowing down
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time deceleration

time speeding up
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challenge of
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time-poverty
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time-frames
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dual
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timelines
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Time’s Arrows
(Amis)
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time-moving metaphor
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time-sharing hypothesis
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time-stamping
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time-tags
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timing, accurate
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Tobin, S.
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‘total recall’
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Tourette’s Syndrome
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Tower of London test
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‘trace strength’ theories
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
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trap-lining
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Trial Making test
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Trope, Y.
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Tulving, E.
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Twenge, J.M.
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uncertainty
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Unregistered Words Committee
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Van Boven, L.
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van Wassenhove, V.
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Verbal Fluency and Phrase Construction tests
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Verbal Supraspan
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vertical metaphors
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Vicario, C.
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visual events
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visual perception
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visualising tasks
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visualising time
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colours in history
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emotions
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millennium problem
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SNARC effect
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time in space
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spatial visualisation

visuospatial skills tests
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von Baer, K.E.
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Wagenaar, W.A.
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Wakslak, C.J.
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Walker, W.R.
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wandering minds
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Ward, J.
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Waterman, I.
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Weber, Max
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weeks, visualising
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Weick, K.E.
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Weisz, C.
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well-being
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western scrub jay
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‘When Did Mrs Thatcher Resign?’ study (Crawley & Pring)
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White Night Festival (Brighton)
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Williams, David
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Williams, M.
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Williams, Tennessee
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Wilson, A.E.
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Wilson, D.W.
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Wilson, T.
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Wisconsin Card Sorting test
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Wittman, M.
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working memory
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worrying, excessive
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reducing frequence of
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worst-case scenarios
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Wyllie, M.
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Zakay, D.
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Zed, C.
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Zerubavel, E.
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Zhong, C.
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Zimbardo, P.
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Zimbardo’s Time Perspective Inventory
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Table of Contents

Copyright page

Dedication page

Contents

Introduction

1. The Time Illusion

2. Mind Clocks

3. Monday is Red

4. Why Time Speeds Up As You Get Older

5. Remembering the Future

6. Changing Your Relationship with Time

Acknowledgements

Notes

Bibliography

Index