Time Judgment and Schizophrenia: Psychophysical Method as a Relevant Contextual Factor

Frances R. Webster Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston State Psychiatric Institute, USA; Vanderbilt University, USA

Sanford Goldstone Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston State Psychiatric Institute, USA; Vanderbilt University, USA

Warren W. Webb Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston State Psychiatric Institute, USA; Vanderbilt University, USA

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