Temporal perception refers to the way individuals perceive and understand time. It involves the ability to estimate durations, recognize the order of events, and experience the flow of time. This perception can vary based on factors such as age, attention, and emotional state, influencing how quickly or slowly time seems to pass. Research in psychology and neuroscience explores how the brain processes time. Different brain regions, including the suprachiasmatic nucleus and cerebellum, play roles in timing and rhythm. Understanding temporal perception can help in various fields, including cognitive science, music, and even mental health.