Memory & Cognition

Volume 33 : Issue 4

Table of Contents

• Fragment Memories Mark the End of Childhood Amnesia 
  Darryl Bruce, L. Amber Wilcox-O'Hearn, John A. Robinson, Kimberly Phillips-Grant, Lori Francis and Marilyn C. Smith
  Page 567
• Directed Forgetting of Autobiographical Events 
  Susan L. Joslyn and Mark A. Oakes
  Page 577
• Recall Order Determines the Magnitude of Directed Forgetting in the Within-Participants List Method 
  Jonathan M. Golding and Lawrence R. Gottlob
  Page 588
• Interaction of Task Readiness and Automatic Retrieval in Task Switching: Negative Priming and Competitor Priming 
  Florian Waszak, Bernhard Hommel and Alan Allport
  Page 595
• On the Role of Verbalization During Task Set Selection: Switching or Serial Order Control? 
  Richard L. Bryck and Ulrich Mayr
  Page 611
• Effects of Response Selection on the Task Repetition Benefit in Task Switching 
  Iring Koch and Andrea M. Philipp
  Page 624
• Central Interference in Error Processing 
  Eldad Yitzhak Hochman and Nachshon Meiran
  Page 635
• Attention Control and Ability Level in a Complex Cognitive Skill: Attention Shifting and Second-Language Proficiency 
  Norman Segalowitz and Sarah Frenkiel-Fishman
  Page 644
• Short-Term Memory and the Attentional Blink: Capacity Versus Content 
  Elkan G. Akyrek and Bernhard Hommel
  Page 654
• Coherence of the Irrelevant-Sound Effect: Individual Profiles of Short-Term Memory and Susceptibility to Task-Irrelevant Materials 
  Emily M. Elliott and Nelson Cowan
  Page 664
• Depth Cues Do Not Underlie Attentional Modulations of the Stroop Effect 
  Peter Whr and Martina Weltle
  Page 676
• Searching for the Functional Locus of the SNARC Effect: Evidence for a Response-Related Origin 
  Inge M. Keus and Wolf Schwarz
  Page 681
• Bodies and Their Parts 
  Julie Bauer Morrison and Barbara Tversky
  Page 696
• Spatial Versus Object Visualizers: A New Characterization of Visual Cognitive Style 
  Maria Kozhevnikov, Stephen Kosslyn and Jennifer Shephard
  Page 710
• Gaze Aversion: A Response to Cognitive or Social Difficulty? 
  G. Doherty-Sneddon and F. G. Phelps
  Page 727
• Chronometric Evidence for Memory Retrieval in Causal Conditional Reasoning: The Case of the Association Strength Effect 
  Nelly Grosset, Pierre Barrouillet and Henry Markovits
  Page 734
• When Logic Fails: Implicit Transitive Inference in Humans 
  Michael J. Frank, Jerry W. Rudy, William B. Levy and Randall C. O'Reilly
  Page 742
• A Mixed-Handed Advantage in Episodic Memory: A Possible Role of Interhemispheric Interaction 
  Ruth E. Propper, Stephen D. Christman and Keri Ann Phaneuf
  Page 751