Running Skews Brain's Time Perception

TL;DR
A study published in Scientific Reports found that running and other complex movements distort time perception primarily due to cognitive effort involved in controlling movement, rather than physical exertion, as evidenced by similar time overestimations during running, backward walking, and dual tasks regardless of heart rate differences.
Topics:healthscience#cognitive-effort#motor-control#physiological-vs-cognitive#running#science#time-perception
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