Time Perception Peculiarities in the Self-Reflection Process

Student: Kanatov Aleksandr

Educational Programme: Counselling Psychology. Personality Studies (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2017

This thesis presents theoretical and empirical research of specifics of personal time perception in the context of reflection processes, history of studies of time perception and reflection by a person as well as their interaction. The aim is to reveal the trend of mutual influence of a person reflection and their ability to feel the duration of time. The thesis reveals the causative relations between general reflection level, self-reflection during the actions, accuracy of evaluation of time and their personal duration. Key words: time perception, time living, evaluation of time, reflection, self-reflection, personality.

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