Figure 1.

The involvement of the cerebellum in subdomains of timing. As suggested by Coull and Nobre [22**], timing can be conducted explicitly or implicitly, in the motor or perceptual domains. Representative tasks are listed for each subdomain, some of which involve the cerebellum (black) and some that do not (red). The cerebellum is associated with all tasks that are based on temporal contexts defined by discrete intervals. In contrast, tasks that do not involve the cerebellum are those in which timing is established or emerges from a continuous cyclic context.