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. 2025 Jan 6;8(1):8. doi: 10.5334/joc.414

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Effect of reward gain on time perception within HC and LC groups. Comparison of PSEs between gain and neutral conditions within HC (a), and LC (b) groups are plotted with corresponding psychometric functions. The PSE is shifted to the left in the gain compared to neutral condition only in HC group, not in LC group. Comparison of the mean of PSEs between gain and neutral shows significant difference in HC group (a). (Note: bar graphs are plotted based on the mean and standard error) — Effect of reward gain on time perception within HC and LC groups. Comparison of PSEs between gain and neutral conditions within HC (a), and LC (b) groups are plotted with corresponding psychometric functions. The PSE is shifted to the left in the gain compared to neutral condition only in HC group, not in LC group. Comparison of the mean of PSEs between gain and neutral shows significant difference in HC group (a). (Note: bar graphs are plotted based on the mean and standard error).