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Time stands still for the depressed
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Time seems to pass extremely slowly or even stands still for those who suffer from depression, indicates a study. The findings suggest that depressed individuals assess the flow of time differently from healthy individuals. Time perception is highly subjective and usually depends on the relevant situation so that, for instance,
London: Time seems to pass extremely slowly or even stands still for those who suffer from depression, indicates a study. The findings suggest that depressed individuals assess the flow of time differently from healthy individuals. Time perception is highly subjective and usually depends on the relevant situation so that, for instance, your sense of how fast or slow time is passing can be influenced by whether you are waiting for something or if a deadline is approaching.
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