Space–time interference between the length and duration of static lines

The present study investigated space-time interference with static lines. In three preregistered online experiments, participants were presented with lines of different lengths and durations and asked to provide length or duration estimates after each trial on a visual analogue scale. Results showed bidirectional space-time interference in all experiments, with a slight asymmetry toward larger space-on-time than time-on-space interference when the target dimension was indicated only after stimulus presentation. Overall, the present findings add to a growing body of evidence demonstrating that space-time interference is more flexible than previously assumed.