In this viewpoint article, Zhuanghua Shi and Virginie van Wassenhove discuss the past, present, and future of multisensory time perception. Drawing on decades of research, they argue that the field has undergone an important shift from the centralized internal clock toward timing as an active inference process. This framework, rooted in Bayesian models and predictive coding, suggests that our...
Learned spatial regularities can reduce attentional capture by salient distractors, but observers vary in how strongly such regularities shape distractor interference. We asked whether this variability is associated with default mode network (DMN) functional connectivity, a network measure linked to individual differences in attention, internally guided cognition, and contextual memory. Using...