Aging as Increasing Complexity

Margaret A. Newman

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An increase in subjective time is the stretching of time that is experienced in dreams or in a state of deep meditation, or, in the case of the elderly, in reverie.

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1964Age and the Perception of Short Intervals of Time 1982Time as an Index of Expanding Consciousness With Age 1984Depression as an Explanation for Decreased Subjective Time in the Elderly 1968Relationships among Chronological Age, Intelligence, and Rate of Subjective Time

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