¿Por qué el tiempo VUELA cuando nos divertimos? (y va tan lento cuando la pasamos mal)

The video explores the perception of time, explaining why it sometimes feels slow or fast. It discusses how humans estimate time without specialized organs, the role of the amygdala and personality in time perception, and how dopamine affects our internal clock. The video also highlights how memory and new experiences influence our perception of time, making happy moments seem fleeting but memorable.

What is unique about our sense of time compared to other senses?

• It is processed in a specific part of the brain.

• It is shared with other species like rats.

• It is not influenced by external factors.

• It relies on specialized organs.

How does experiencing a negative situation affect our perception of time?

• Time perception remains unchanged.

• Time seems to pass in fast forward.

• Time appears to slow down.

• Time seems to pass more quickly.

How do personality traits influence time perception?

• Calm people perceive time as passing more slowly.

• Impulsive people perceive time as passing more quickly.

• Calm people perceive time as passing more quickly.

• Impulsive people perceive time as passing more slowly.

What role does dopamine play in our perception of time?

• It slows down our internal clock.

• It speeds up our internal clock.

• It has no effect on time perception.

• It makes time perception more accurate.

How do memories influence our judgment of time duration?

• Memories have no effect on time perception.

• Fewer memories make time seem longer.

• More memories make time seem shorter.

• More memories make time seem longer.