Tempometry in the Psychology

Space & Geometry, Time & Tempometry

Key phrase and key words:

Geometry for space, Tempometry for subjective times

Metrics of semantic space and tempometrics of subjective time

From model for the temporal pacemaker to model of dipole.

Dipole model of subjective time frequency emitter

 

Producing equal intervals

Proper equilateral triangle & Proper equilateral triduration

Tempogram of equal intervals with pauses

The phenomenon of inverse reciprocity of moving averages in the intervals and pauses of subjective time

anisotropic discontinuous continuity

Sheaf of vectors subjective times

Collinearity of subjective times

The approach of the moment which is tensely awaiting

Impossibility within the time to be in future and go out from present instant (now)

Up gradient of agitation, the strength of desire and the frequency of subjective time are interrelated

Dialectic by Rubinstein S.L.

The Frequency of Subjective time

The Agitation

Seemness of equivalence

Acceleration, deceleration

Aristotelian concept of time

Tempometry for time

 Tense Vector

Strain of subjective time

Tension

Tensor

 Boolean matrices as frame of psychology

Orientation in subjective times

Equal time intervals

Producing Either Equal Intervals methods   E E I P  

Tempograms

Single interval of duration

Levels of psychical reflection in accordance with Itelson L.B.

Future in the present time

The present instant

Vector expectancy theory - VET

темп временной перспективы

наполненность временного интервала

The dimensionality of each separate subjective time is 2

Zero gradient on time

 

 Laboratorial time is analogous to cleanness of test-tube in chemistry laboratory

 Fundamental scale - h/k 

one tick pacemaker

subsecond

 Disequalduration (Дисиквалдюрейшен).

Tempometrical numbers "psi" - < Ψ < +

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

Preferred point in time- "now"

The touch-phase, defined as the time between onset and offset of the finger tap.

The off-phase, the period between offset and onset.

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