Chronic perception can be disappointing for those waiting and often due to laziness and carelessness.
But experts say that the health problem of time blindness can blame eternal perception.
This condition often affects everything from daily life to long -term productivity, interfering with the ability to estimate the time it takes to complete the individual’s work.
In everyday life, time blindness can cause difficulties in the missing deadline, the transition between the tasks, or how long it takes.
Socially, it can be interpreted as rude or careless behavior for others, which can potentially damage the relationship.
Dr. Mauran Sivananthan, a psychiatrist of Henry Ford Health in Detroit, Michigan, said, “The characteristics of the time blindness cannot be estimated.”
This can have a negative impact on the ability of the person who uses it as a guide to plan the day.
Laurie Singer, California’s Laurie Singer Behavioral Services, a certified behavioral analyst in the Caliva, repeatedly can’t handle it correctly over time with a different name, which is another condition, which is another name of time.
“They are usually having a hard time knowing how much time have passed or how much time are left,” said Fox News Digital.
For example, you can wrongly calculate the time it takes to prepare in the morning, rush out of the door and arrive late.
Experts point out that other people can be absorbed by activities (symptoms known as an over focus), and they can completely lose their time.
Causes of time blindness
Shiba said that the time blindness is considered a “administrative function problem.”
Executive functions are technologies such as work memory, cognitive flexibility and suppression control.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, these technologies are essential for everyday work, such as planning, problem solving, and adapting to new situations.
Time blindness is most commonly associated with ADHD (Attention Deficit hyperactivity disorder).
Sivananthan said, “Many parts of the brain are influenced by ADHD, including frontal lobe and cerebellum.
Experts say this condition can also be found in an individual with autism, OCD (OCD), traumatic brain damage, depression, anxiety and Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis.
He pointed out that the real name is not listed in mental disorders and statistical manuals (DSM-5), which are referenced books on mental health and brain-related status.
There is no official diagnosis of the condition, but the ADHD’s DSM-5 standards include not recognizing and managing time.
How to deal with time blindness
According to Shibanadan, the treatment of time blindness often includes multilayer approaches.
He told Fox News Digital, “It is better to do it immediately when you need to do something.
It may also help to track the time required for activities using external devices.
Sivanathan often recommends that his patients will set up a timer before taking a shower or starting the project.
Singer added: “When some tools are provided to relieve symptoms, such as starting in the same way to make rhythms, the patient has seen an excellent diligence.”
Experts agree that habitual behavior can bring about the benefits of “rescue, prediction, decrease in decision fatigue, productivity improvement and time management”.
SIVANANTHAN divides a big work into a small and easy -to -manage mass, and recommends creating a consistent routine that trains the brain and reduces cognitive loads.
According to experts, time blindness may not be completely gone, but it can be greatly reduced using consistent routines, visual aids and regular therapies.
