Tempometry in the Psychology

 The Annotation

The content of the book demonstrates the development of S. L. Rubinstein's scientific ideas about orientation in time, focusing on the concepts of vector, fluid dialectic of time definitions, stresses, the law of filled time intervals, the law of emotionally deterministic estimation of time, the coordinate system of units of measurement tied to the natural starting point, which is the present moment, the priority setting for the future in the present moment of time. Historically, psychology has considered in detail the perception of time at one of the levels of mental reflection - the level of sensations. This book develops fruitful distinctions about the levels of mental reflection of the world and oneself in the world, conducted by L. B. Itelson.  Subjective tenses are considered with an emphasis on the formal level of psychological reflection using Boolean algebra. The final, square matrix is a representation of a mental quantity, which is set as a subjective estimate of the speed of approximation of the desired.    Innovations have been introduced into well-known research methods. The distinctive novelty of the paradigm used is the emphasis on outward direction, from the subject to the object, instead of the perception of time - its production. There is also an important significant update to the experimental method used: experiments investigate not only intervals of subjectively equal duration, but also pauses between interval counts. The reciprocity of moving averages in the intervals and pauses of subjective clocks has been established with the interpretation of the mental content of this reciprocity. In contrast to both descriptive and statistical approaches, the results of applying classical mathematical methods of processing the results are presented.   It is precisely metachronal waves in sequences of subjectively equal durations that have been identified. A distinction is made between meta-step and metachronal waves and their correct distinction is substantiated. The unevenness of the numerical series has been experimentally confirmed 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11... in the Aristotelian concept of time.                                                  The laboratory time of psychological research is separately allocated. New auxiliary models of subjective tenses are proposed.                                                                 A well-known collection of 30 articles “Subjective time: the philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience of temporality”, © 2014 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, edited by Valtteri Arstila and Dan Lloyd. It presents a broad scientific perspective on the subjective time of foreign authors. Psychological tempometry can be considered as a worthy addition to these long-term studies, since the contents of the book are distinguished not by a retelling with adaptation of well-known Western methods and approaches to the topic, but by their own perspective on the topic of aspirations.

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Глава 1

   Различение разных ракурсов на субъективное время                                        10

1.1.           Субъективные времена                                                                                                                10

1.2.           Теоретические предпосылки                                                                                                      10

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