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Idérzékenység, often translated as temporal sensitivity or time sensitivity, refers to a condition characterized by an exaggerated or atypical response to the passage of time. Individuals experiencing idérzékenység may perceive time as moving too quickly, too slowly, or in a fragmented manner. This subjective distortion of time can impact daily functioning and emotional well-being.

The experience of idérzékenység can manifest in various ways. Some individuals report feeling a constant pressure or rush, as if time is slipping away uncontrollably, leading to anxiety and a sense of being overwhelmed. Others may feel that time is dragging, experiencing boredom, apathy, or a sense of stagnation. In some cases, the perception of time can be disrupted, with a feeling of disjointedness or a lack of temporal continuity.

While not a formal diagnosis in itself, idérzékenység is often associated with other conditions. It can be a symptom observed in individuals with anxiety disorders, depression, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder, and certain neurological conditions. Factors such as stress, fatigue, and trauma can also contribute to or exacerbate temporal sensitivities.

Understanding idérzékenység involves recognizing that it is a subjective experience and can vary greatly from person to person. Management strategies often focus on addressing the underlying conditions and developing coping mechanisms to mitigate the distress caused by the distorted perception of time. These might include time management techniques, mindfulness practices, therapeutic interventions, and lifestyle adjustments aimed at promoting a more stable sense of temporal awareness.