Why 2 hours and 55 minutes may feel longer than 3 hours, study finds
Studies reveal that the way time is articulated can alter individual perceptions of its length and commitment. For example, the phrase 'two hours and 55 minutes' conveys a sense of extended duration compared to 'three hours', even though it's shorter. This variation in perception plays a crucial role in how we approach goal setting and notice deadlines, indicating that modifying our time expressions could greatly influence our daily choices.


