“…Individual time, often referred to as perception, experience, or time styles (Feldman and Hornik, 1981), corresponds to the experiential perspective (Hirschman, 1987), the way each person represents, interprets, and considers time according to their own experience (Djelassi, 2001; Venkatesan et al, 1992). The study of the experience of time is fundamental in marketing because it affects consumers’ choices and behaviors (Bergadaà, 1988, 1989; Beudaert and Nau, 2021; Djelassi et al, 2007) their well-being and their evolution in society (Lallement and Gourmelen, 2018; Zimbardo and Boyd, 1999). Although marketing research on time has continued to develop since the work of Jacoby et al (1976), few studies have addressed possible links between the experience of time and the use of digital technologies.…”