Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

Volume 11 : Issue 5

Table of Contents

• Time does not cause forgetting in short-term serial recall 
  Stephan Lewandowsky, Matthew Duncan and Gordon D. A. Brown
  Page 771
• Likelihood ratios: A simple and flexible statistic for empirical psychologists 
  Scott Glover and Peter Dixon
  Page 791
• Merging race models and adaptive networks: A parallel race network 
  Denis Cousineau
  Page 807
• The owl and the pussycat: Gaze cues and visuospatial orienting 
  Susanne Quadflieg, Malia F. Mason and C. Neil Macrae
  Page 826
• Very clever homunculus: Compound stimulus strategies for the explicit task-cuing procedure 
  Gordon D. Logan and Claus Bundesen
  Page 832
• Stimulusresponse compatibility with wheel-rotation responses: Will an incompatible response coding be used when a compatible coding is possible? 
  Robert W. Proctor, Dong-Yuan Debbie Wang and David F. Pick
  Page 841
• Attentional load modulates mislocalization of moving stimuli, but does not eliminate the error 
  Dirk Kerzel
  Page 848
• Automatic and intentional memory processes in visual search 
  Walter R. Boot, Jason S. McCarley, Arthur F. Kramer and Matthew S. Peterson
  Page 854
• Are there capacity limitations in symmetry perception? 
  Liqiang Huang, Harold Pashler and Justin A. Junge
  Page 862
• Changing features do not guide attention in change detection: Evidence from a spatial cuing paradigm 
  Jennifer A. Stolz and Pierre Jolicur
  Page 870
• Searching for stimulus-driven shifts of attention 
  Steven L. Franconeri, Daniel J. Simons and Justin A. Junge
  Page 876
• Linguistic focus and good-enough representations: An application of the change-detection paradigm 
  Patrick Sturt, Anthony J. Sanford, Andrew Stewart and Eugene Dawydiak
  Page 882
• Discriminative stimuli that follow a delay have added value for pigeons 
  Kelly A. DiGian, Andrea M. Friedrich and Thomas R. Zentall
  Page 889
• View sensitivity increases for same-shape matches if mismatches show pairs of more similar shapes 
  Rebecca Lawson
  Page 896
• Recognition without picture identification: Geons as components of the pictorial memory trace 
  Anne M. Cleary, Moses M. Langley and Kevin R. Seiler
  Page 903
• The reference frame of figureground assignment 
  Shaun P. Vecera
  Page 909
• Selective attention and asymmetry in the Mller-Lyer illusion 
  John Predebon
  Page 916
• Age differences in veridical and false recall are not inevitable: The role of frontal lobe function 
  Karin M. Butler, Mark A. McDaniel, Courtney C. Dornburg, Amanda L. Price and Henry L. Roediger
  Page 921
• An event-related potential study of the revelation effect 
  Nazanin Azimian-Faridani and Edward L. Wilding
  Page 926
• The role of memory representation in the vigilance decrement 
  Daniel M. Caggiano and Raja Parasuraman
  Page 932
• Learning in a unidimensional absolute identification task 
  Jeffrey N. Rouder, Richard D. Morey, Nelson Cowan and Monique Pfaltz
  Page 938
• Evidence for a procedural-learningbased system in perceptual category learning 
  W. Todd Maddox, Corey J. Bohil and A. David Ing
  Page 945
• Processing doubly quantified sentences: Evidence from eye movements 
  Ruth Filik, Kevin B. Paterson and Simon P. Liversedge
  Page 953