Perception & Psychophysics

Volume 67 : Issue 4

Table of Contents

• Person Identification from Biological Motion: Effects of Structural and Kinematic Cues 
  Nikolaus F. Troje, Cord Westhoff and Mikhail Lavrov
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• An Interval Size Illusion: The Influence of Timbre on the Perceived Size of Melodic Intervals 
  Frank A. Russo and William Forde Thompson
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• Auditory Frequency Discrimination Learning is Affected by Stimulus Variability 
  Sygal Amitay, David J. C. Hawkey and David R. Moore
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• Sweep-Induced Acceleration in Loudness Change and the "Bias for Rising Intensities" 
  Robert Teghtsoonian, Martha Teghtsoonian and Georges Canvet
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• Multisensory Processing in the Redundant-Target Effect: A Behavioral and Event-Related Potential Study 
  Matthias Gondan, Birgit Niederhaus, Frank Rsler and Brigitte Rder
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• The Edge Complex: Implicit Memory for Figure Assignment in Shape Perception 
  Mary A. Peterson and James T. Enns
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• Inhibition of Acoustic Startle Using Different Mechanoreceptive Channels 
  B. D. Hill and Terry D. Blumenthal
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• Examining the Validity of Numerical Ratios in Loudness Fractionation 
  Karin Zimmer
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• The Time Course of FigureGround Reversal 
  Johan Hulleman, Luan Gedamke and Glyn W. Humphreys
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• New Indirect Measures of "Inattentive" Visual Grouping in a Change-Detection Task 
  Charlotte Russell and Jon Driver
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• Task-Dependent Modulation of TargetFlanker Lateral Interactions in Vision 
  Elliot Freeman and Jon Driver
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• Effects of Intrastimulus Modality Change on Audiovisual Time-to-Arrival Judgments 
  Michael S. Gordon and Lawrence D. Rosenblum
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• Orientation Discrimination Across the Visual Field: Size Estimates Near Contrast Threshold 
  Sharon L. Sally, Frdric J. A. M. Poirier and Rick Gurnsey
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• Perceived Intensity Effects in the Octave Illusion 
  Ranil R. Sonnadara and Laurel J. Trainor
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• Further Evidence for the Role of Mode-Independent Short-Term Associations in Spatial Simon Effects 
  Jan De Houwer, Tom Beckers, Stefaan Vandorpe and Roel Custers
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• Eye Movements Serialize Memory for Objects in Scenes 
  Gregory J. Zelinsky and Lester C. Loschky
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