FEDERICO SCHOLCOVER
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Time Perception & Physiological Arousal

Many tasks have an inherent element of timing. Comedy, dancing, baseball, etc. However, we've known for years that physiological arousal modulates our sense of timing. During periods of high arousal, time seems to go by slower. Understanding how our sense of timing changes as a function of arousal, then, would be important in understanding the optimal level of arousal.

You can find my work in the Proceedings of the Human Factors & Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2018 Issue.
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  • Teaching
    • Teaching Statement
    • Teaching Artifacts
    • Watch me teach!
    • Course Evaluations
  • Research
    • Research Statement
    • Time Perception and Latency
    • Other Research Projects
    • Watch me present research!
  • UX Portfolio
    • Tilt365 Purchase Flow Redesign
    • BB&T
  • Service
    • Service to the University
    • SEHFES
    • SHARC2017
  • Resume & CV
    • Resume
    • Curriculum Vitae