To influence time perception
Published 1 January 1995
Erik Geelhoed, Peter Toft, Suzanne Roberts, Patrick Hyland
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It is shown that waiting time perception can be reduced within the context of synchronous voice and data communication and the relevance of this issue is demonstrated.
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