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. 2016 Aug 1;113(33):9250–9255. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1603865113

Table 1.

Means (SDs) in studies 1–4

Study Condition Clock time Perceived time Intent (continuous) Intent (dichotomous)
Study 1 (n = 489) Regular speed 55.11 (29.38) 73.81 (27.47) 77.3% (0.42)
Slow motion 69.18 (26.73) 80.36 (23.13) 86.2% (0.35)
Study 2 (n = 580) Regular speed 21.85 (21.19) 39.32 (25.49)
Paused 26.51 (23.41) 41.54 (27.54)
Slow motion 28.05 (25.04) 47.08 (28.38)
Study 3 (n = 410) Time nonsalient
 Regular speed 3.70 (1.73) 52.25 (29.23) 72.94 (28.37) 76.0% (0.43)
 Slow motion 5.25 (2.22) 67.77 (28.51) 83.99 (22.43) 82.0% (0.39)
Time salient
 Regular speed 3.11 (1.04) 54.83 (29.81) 77.97 (25.82) 72.2% (0.45)
 Slow motion 3.36 (0.93) 62.15 (26.54) 83.37 (23.70) 83.0% (0.38)
Study 4 (n = 905) Regular speed 56.01 (27.98) 72.57 (28.92) 70.7% (0.46)
Both speeds 63.92 (27.46) 76.17 (26.51) 71.9% (0.45)
Slow motion 67.97 (24.52) 77.51 (24.26) 76.5% (0.43)

Clock time is estimated number of seconds. Perceived time and Intent (continuous) are on 0–100 scales. Intent (dichotomous) is the percentage indicating that the action was intentional as opposed to unintentional (study 1) or the percentage indicating a verdict of first-degree murder as opposed to second-degree murder (studies 3 and 4).