Study Finds '2 Hours 55 Minutes' May Feel Longer Than '3 Hours'

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Research suggests that the way a duration of time is phrased can change how long people perceive it to be. According to the study, saying 'two hours and 55 minutes' can feel longer than saying 'three hours', despite the first being the shorter period. The researchers argue this perceptual effect affects how people set goals and respond to deadlines. They conclude that adjusting the way we express time could meaningfully shape everyday decisions.

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