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We tend to perceive time to be longer than it actually is, resulting in never ending infuriation amongst us.

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fear can cause us to perceive that time passes slower in extreme situations

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Intense feelings can disrupt our perception of time significantly, inducing.intolerance. Our view of time are different, it can pass quickly or slowly depending on the person

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When we're afraid of something, our brains make us perceive the time spent with/doing it longer than it actually is.

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fear can cause one to

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powerful feelings can distort our perception of time, triggering impatience. Our sense of time may vary.

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It makes us feel that the duration we wait is longer than it actually is, causing overwhelming frustration due to the interruption.

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Experiencing sadness and unease prompts our brains to receive more signals, interpreting more time to have passed than in reality.

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The lengthening of waiting time causes us to be very infuriated and in continual state of impetuous.

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In slow situations, where we would feel uneasy or upset, our brains would make us feel like we are waiting longer than we actually are.

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when we are nervous or sad, our bodies send more signals to the brain quicker.

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SUMMARY QN: Using materials from para 3- 7 (line 17-36) summarise what the author has to say about the causes and consequences of impatience on individuals in modern society.

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SUMMARY QN: Using materials from para 3- 7 (line 17-36) summarise what the author has to say about the causes and consequences of impatience on individuals in modern society.

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1) Your pair will be assigned a few lines.
2) Pick out the relevant points for the summary from those lines.
3) Start a new box and pls put your full names and copy the number.
3) Paraphrase it.
(5 minutes for this exercise)

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Every moment when we are under threat seems new and vivid. That psychological survival mechanism amplifies our awareness and packs more memories than usual into a short time interval. Our brains are tricked into thinking more time has passed.

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A person with arachnophobia, overestimates the time spent in a room with a spider; a fearful novice skydiver, the time spent hurtling to Earth. People in car accidents report watching events unfold in slow motion. But it is not because our brains speed up in those situations.

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strong emotions affect our sense of time most of all, triggering impatience. Our experience of time can be subjective-it can fly by in a flash, or it can drag out seemingly forever

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Ten seconds feel like fifteen;an hour feels like 3. This stretches out the wait,summoning  anger out of proportion to the delay and putting us in a constant state of rage and impulsiveness

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When we are anxious or unhappy, our bodies send more of these signals to the brain at an even faster pace which counts more seconds than it should: