In the UK, the clocks are due to go back at 2am on Sunday 27 October. Previous studies have largely focused on the negative effects of the spring transition to daylight saving time (DST) on people's sleep, cognitive performance and propensity to accidents, but less is known about the impact of the autumn change - or how these biannual events affect our perception of the passage of time.
âI'm interested in trying to understand how it feels when your day-to-day sense of time is disrupted by an external force: do you feel like you've got more or less time, and higher or lower levels of wellbeing?â said Prof Ruth Ogden at Liverpool John Moores University, who is leading the study. âTime is a hugely overlooked element of psychology. Our lives are structured by a clock and we all have an internal representation of time, yet we have really poor understanding of how people perceive time and whether we could potentially modify people's experiences of time to create improvements in wellbeing.â
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