Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

Volume 11 : Issue 6

Table of Contents

• Common and Distinctive Features in Stimulus Similarity: A Modified Version of the Contrast Model 
  Daniel J. Navarro and Michael D. Lee
  Page 961
• The Role of Response Mechanisms in Determining Reaction Time Performance: Piron's Law Revisited 
  Tom Stafford and Kevin N. Gurney
  Page 975
• An Evaluation of Dualprocess Theories of Reasoning 
  Magda Osman
  Page 988
• The Cognitive Neuroscience of Creativity 
  Arne Dietrich
  Page 1011
• Semantic Generalization of StimulusTask Bindings 
  Florian Waszak, Bernhard Hommel and Alan Allport
  Page 1027
• Inhibiting Prepared and Ongoing Responses: Is There More Than One Kind of Stopping 
  Sharon MoreinZamir, Paul Nagelkerke, Romeo Chua, Ian Franks and Alan Kingstone
  Page 1034
• Confidence and Gradedness in Semantic Categorization: Definitely Somewhat Artifactual, Maybe Absolutely Natural 
  Zachary Estes
  Page 1041
• Is Categorization Performance Really Intact in Amnesia A Metaanalysis 
  Safa R. Zaki
  Page 1048
• The Affective Consequences of Visual Attention In Preview Search 
  Mark J. Fenske, Jane E. Raymond and Melina A. Kunar
  Page 1055
• Strong Memories Obscure Weak Memories in Associative Recognition 
  Michael F. Verde and Caren M. Rotello
  Page 1062
• Older Adults' Associative Deficit in Episodic Memory: Assessing the Role of Decline in Attentional Resources 
  Moshe NavehBenjamin, Jonathan Guez and Shlomit Shulman
  Page 1067
• Itemspecific Processing Reduces False Memories 
  David P.MC Cabe, Alison G. Presmanes, Chuck L. Robertson and Anderson D. Smith
  Page 1074
• Collaborative Inhibition Is Due to the Product, Not the Process, of Recalling in Groups 
  Daniel B. Wright and Adriane Klumpp
  Page 1080
• It's Not What You Hear But How Often You Hear It: On the Neglected Role of Phonological Variant Frequency in Auditory Word Recognition 
  Cynthia M. Connine
  Page 1084
• The Broth in my Brother's Brothel: MorphoOrthographic Segmentation in Visual Word Recognition 
  Kathleen Rastle, Matthew H. Davis and Boris New
  Page 1090
• Causal Models Frame Interpretation of Mathematical Equations 
  Daniel Mochon and Steven A. Sloman
  Page 1099
• Is Stimulus Competition an Acquisition Deficit or a Performance Deficit 
  Francisco Arcediano, Martha Escobar and Ralph R. Miller
  Page 1105
• Pigeons Concurrently Categorize Photographs at Both Basic and Superordinate Levels 
  Olga F. Lazareva, Kate L. Freiburger and Edward A. Wasserman
  Page 1111
• Differential Reinstatement Predicted by Preextinction Response Rate 
  Adam H. Doughty, Phil Reed and Kennon A. Lattal
  Page 1118
• The Rich Get Richer: Students' Discounting of Hypothetical Delayed Rewards and Real Effortful Extra Credit 
  Francisco J. Silva and Thomas F. Gross
  Page 1124
• Predicting True Patterns of Cognitive Performance from Noisy Data 
  W. Todd Maddox and W.K. Estes
  Page 1129
• Nominations for the Editorship of Psychonomic Bulletin Review 
  John T. Wixted
  Page 1136
• The Cognitive Neuroscience of Creativity 
  Arne Dietrich
  Page
• Common and Distinctive Features in Stimulus Similarity: A Modified Version of the Contrast Model 
  Daniel J. Navarro and Michael D. Lee
  Page
• Strong Memories Obscure Weak Memories in Associative Recognition 
  Michael F. Verde and Caren M. Rotello
  Page
• Older Adults' Associative Deficit in Episodic Memory: Assessing the Role of Decline in Attentional Resources 
  Moshe NavehBenjamin, Jonathan Guez and Shlomit Shulman
  Page
• Itemspecific Processing Reduces False Memories 
  David P.MC Cabe, Alison G. Presmanes, Chuck L. Robertson and Anderson D. Smith
  Page
• Collaborative Inhibition Is Due to the Product, Not the Process, of Recalling in Groups 
  Daniel B. Wright and Adriane Klumpp
  Page
• It's Not What You Hear But How Often You Hear It: On the Neglected Role of Phonological Variant Frequency in Auditory Word Recognition 
  Cynthia M. Connine
  Page
• An Evaluation of Dualprocess Theories of Reasoning 
  Magda Osman
  Page
• Nominations for the Editorship of Psychonomic Bulletin Review 
  John T. Wixted
  Page
• Predicting True Patterns of Cognitive Performance from Noisy Data 
  W. Todd Maddox and W.K. Estes
  Page
• The Rich Get Richer: Students' Discounting of Hypothetical Delayed Rewards and Real Effortful Extra Credit 
  Francisco J. Silva and Thomas F. Gross
  Page
• The Broth in my Brother's Brothel: MorphoOrthographic Segmentation in Visual Word Recognition 
  Kathleen Rastle, Matthew H. Davis and Boris New
  Page
• Causal Models Frame Interpretation of Mathematical Equations 
  Daniel Mochon and Steven A. Sloman
  Page
• Is Stimulus Competition an Acquisition Deficit or a Performance Deficit 
  Francisco Arcediano, Martha Escobar and Ralph R. Miller
  Page
• Pigeons Concurrently Categorize Photographs at Both Basic and Superordinate Levels 
  Olga F. Lazareva, Kate L. Freiburger and Edward A. Wasserman
  Page
• Differential Reinstatement Predicted by Preextinction Response Rate 
  Adam H. Doughty, Phil Reed and Kennon A. Lattal
  Page
• The Role of Response Mechanisms in Determining Reaction Time Performance: Piron's Law Revisited 
  Tom Stafford and Kevin N. Gurney
  Page
• Semantic Generalization of StimulusTask Bindings 
  Florian Waszak, Bernhard Hommel and Alan Allport
  Page
• The Affective Consequences of Visual Attention In Preview Search 
  Mark J. Fenske, Jane E. Raymond and Melina A. Kunar
  Page
• Is Categorization Performance Really Intact in Amnesia A Metaanalysis 
  Safa R. Zaki
  Page
• Inhibiting Prepared and Ongoing Responses: Is There More Than One Kind of Stopping 
  Sharon MoreinZamir, Paul Nagelkerke, Romeo Chua, Ian Franks and Alan Kingstone
  Page
• Confidence and Gradedness in Semantic Categorization: Definitely Somewhat Artifactual, Maybe Absolutely Natural 
  Zachary Estes
  Page