Perception & Psychophysics

Volume 66 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Categorical perception depends on the discrimination task 
  E. Gerrits and M.E.H. Schouten
  Page 363
• Large errors, but no depth compression, in walked indications of exocentric extent 
  John W. Philbeck, Shannon O'Leary and Audra Lyn Blohm Lew
  Page 377
• On the concordance among empirical confusion matrices for visual and tactual letter recognition 
  Michael J. Brusco
  Page 392
• Covert shifts of attention precede involuntary eye movements 
  Matthew S. Peterson, Arthur F. Kramer and David E. Irwin
  Page 398
• The sampling distributions of Gaussian ROC statistics 
  Neil A. Macmillan, Caren M. Rotello and Jeff O. Miller
  Page 406
• Imitation in shadowing words 
  Kevin Shockley, Laura Sabadini and Carol A. Fowler
  Page 422
• Long-term memory for elementary visual percepts: Memory psychophysics of context and acquisition effects 
  William M. Petrusic, Derek H. Harrison and Joseph V. Baranski
  Page 430
• Perceptual grouping in change detection 
  Yuhong Jiang, Marvin M. Chun and Ingrid R. Olson
  Page 446
• What is learned in spatial contextual cuing configuration or individual locations? 
  Yuhong Jiang and Laura C. Wagner
  Page 454
• Are three-sample tasks less sensitive than two-sample tasks? Memory effects in the testing of taste discrimination 
  Samantha Lau, Michael O'Mahony and Benot Rousseau
  Page 464
• The Ebbinghaus illusion modulates visual search for size-defined targets: Evidence for preattentive processing of apparent object size 
  Astrid Busch and Hermann J. Mller
  Page 475
• Gender and lexical access in Bulgarian 
  Elena Andonova, Simona D'Amico, Antonella Devescovi and Elizabeth Bates
  Page 496
• The time course of attention in a simple auditory detection task 
  Beverly A. Wright and Matthew B. Fitzgerald
  Page 508
• Threshold estimation in two-alternative forced-choice (2AFC) tasks: The SpearmanKrber method 
  Rolf Ulrich and Jeff Miller
  Page 517