Perception & Psychophysics

Volume 66 : Issue 6

Table of Contents

• The Relative Benefit of Word Context Is a Constant Proportion of Letter Identification Time 
  Elisabeth M. Fine
  Page 897
• Negative and Positive Congruence Effects in Letters and Shapes 
  Cees van Leeuwen and Thomas Lachmann
  Page 908
• Effects of Grouping and Attention on the Perception of Causality 
  Hoon Choi and Brian J. Scholl
  Page 926
• Lightness Depends on Immediately Prior Experience 
  Vidal Annan and Alan Gilchrist
  Page 943
• Parallel Versus Serial Processing and Individual Differences in High-Speed Search in Human Memory 
  James T. Townsend and Mario Fifi
  Page 953
• Perceptual Asymmetries Associated With Changing-Loudness Aftereffects 
  Anthony H. Reinhardt-Rutland
  Page 963
• Vibrotactile Localization on the Abdomen: Effects of Place and Space 
  Roger W. Cholewiak, J. Christopher Brill and Anja Schwab
  Page 970
• Evidence for Split Foci of Attention in a Priming Paradigm 
  Ingrid Scharlau
  Page 988
• Influences of Multiple Spatial Stimulus and Response Codes on Orthogonal Stimulusresponse Compatibility 
  Yang Seok Cho and Robert W. Proctor
  Page 1003
• Grammatical Gender in Spoken Word Recognition in German 
  Jens Blte and Cynthia M. Connine
  Page 1018
• The Potential Contribution of Preplanned Refixations to the Preferred Viewing Location 
  Scott A. McDonald and Richard C. Shillcock
  Page 1033
• Studies of Open-Loop Pointing in the Presence of Induced Motion 
  Robert B. Post and Robert B. Welch
  Page 1045
• Mask-Dependent Attentional Cuing Effects in Visual Signal Detection: The Psychometric Function for Contrast 
  Philip L. Smith, Bradley J. Wolfgang and Andrew J. Sinclair
  Page 1056