kappa effect
{'<entity_0>': 'temporal perceptual illusion', '<entity_1>': 'perceptual time dilation', '<entity_2>': 'kappa effect'}
[['kappa effect', 'instance of', 'temporal perceptual illusion'], ['kappa effect', 'alternative', 'perceptual time dilation']]
The <entity_2> or <entity_1> is a <entity_0> that can arise when observers judge the elapsed time between sensory stimuli applied sequentially at different locations. Goldreich (2007) refers to the <entity_2> as "<entity_1>" in analogy with the physical time dilation of the theory of relativity. Goldreich (2007) termed these two fundamental perceptual distortions "perceptual length contraction" (tau effect) and "<entity_1>" (<entity_2>) in analogy with the physical length contraction and time dilation of the theory of relativity.
['temporal perceptual illusion']