The extended psychological present
Behavioral and Brain SciencesPublished 1 March 1995
Philip N. Hineline
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Abstract
Abstract Portraying psychological process as extended over time in multiply overlapping scales is a conceptual advance that can be understood as analogous to our understanding of spatial relationships. There may be a residual contradiction, however, when Rachlin invokes “cost” in ways that seem to imply earlier conceptions. The roles of superimposed or conditionally related stimuli also remain to be addressed.
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