temporal recalibration

Temporal recalibration is a fascinating phenomenon. If one (experimentally) induces a consistent artificial delay between an action (e.g., pressing a button) and a visual stimulus (e.g., the light turning on), then - after a few exposures - stimuli occuring at shorter delays may well appear as if they happened even before the action was executed. In this piece Wiebke shows temporal recalibration across a good range of visual conditions with not only real but also simulated saccades.