“…For example, it is known that when sounds and light flashes have equal physical durations, the sounds are subjectively perceived as longer than the light flashes (Walker & Scott, 1981; Wearden, Edwards, Fakhri, & Percival 1998). Furthermore, when auditory and visual stimuli of equal physical duration are presented simultaneously, the auditory system dominates the visual system and causes the durations of visual stimuli to be perceived as longer than they physically are (Burr, Banks, & Morrone, 2009; Chen & Yeh, 2009; Donovan, Lindsay, & Kingstone, 2004; Walker & Scott, 1981). …”