Perception & Psychophysics

Volume 64 : Issue 5

Table of Contents

• Age- and Sex-Related Differences in Temporal Judgments to Visual Stimuli: Support for Hemispheric Equivalence 
  Lenora N. Brown, Lenora N. Brown, Robert S. Sainsbury and Robert S. Sainsbury
  Page 693
• Perception of Timing is More Context Sensitive Than Sensorimotor Synchronization 
  Bruno H. Repp and Bruno H. Repp
  Page 703
• Contribution of Extraretinal Signals to the Scaling of Object Distance During Self-Motion 
  F. Panerai, F. Panerai, V. Cornilleau-Prs, V. Cornilleau-Prs, J. Droulez and J. Droulez
  Page 717
• Two Bs or Not Two Bs? A Signal Detection Theory Analysis of Repetition Blindness in a Counting Task 
  Christopher J. Anderson, Christopher J. Anderson, W. Trammell Neill and W. Trammell Neill
  Page 732
• Made You Blink! Contingent Attentional Capture Produces a Spatial Blink 
  Charles L. Folk, Charles L. Folk, Andrew B. Leber, Andrew B. Leber, Howard E. Egeth and Howard E. Egeth
  Page 741
• Voluntary and Automatic Attentional Control of Visual Working Memory 
  Brandon K. Schmidt, Brandon K. Schmidt, Edward K. Vogel, Edward K. Vogel, Geoffrey F. Woodman, Geoffrey F. Woodman, Steven J. Luck and Steven J. Luck
  Page 754
• Irrelevant Singletons Capture Attention: Evidence From Inhibition of Return 
  Jan Theeuwes, Jan Theeuwes, Richard Godijn and Richard Godijn
  Page 764
• Auditory Frequency-Based Inhibition Differs From Spatial IOR 
  David J. Prime, David J. Prime, Lawrence M. Ward and Lawrence M. Ward
  Page 771
• Does "Whole-Word Shape" Play a Role in Visual Word Recognition? 
  Manuel Perea, Manuel Perea, Eva Rosa and Eva Rosa
  Page 785
• Does Node Stability Underlie the Verbal Transformation Effect? A Test of Node Structure Theory 
  Lisa Contos Shoaf, Lisa Contos Shoaf, Mark A. Pitt and Mark A. Pitt
  Page 795
• Deriving the Loudness Exponent From Categorical Judgments 
  Kenneth H. Norwich, Kenneth H. Norwich, Elad Sagi and Elad Sagi
  Page 804
• The Prevalence Effect in Two-Dimensional Stimulus-Response Compatibility is a Function of the Relative Salience of the Dimensions 
  Kim-Phuong L. Vu, Kim-Phuong L. Vu, Robert W. Proctor and Robert W. Proctor
  Page 815
• A Reversal in the Direction of Detection Asymmetry: Effects of Spatial Density, Spatial Regularity, and Retinal Eccentricity 
  Cristina Meinecke, Cristina Meinecke, Ruth Kimchi, Ruth Kimchi, Christina Grandegger and Christina Grandegger
  Page 829
• Schema-Based Processing in Auditory Scene Analysis 
  Caroline Bey, Caroline Bey, Stephen McAdams and Stephen McAdams
  Page 844
• Negative Priming and Multiple Repetition: A Reply to Grison and Strayer (2001) 
  W. Trammell Neill, W. Trammell Neill, Steve Joordens and Steve Joordens
  Page 855
• Negative Priming and Stimulus Repetition: A Reply to Neill and Joordens (2002) 
  David L. Strayer, David L. Strayer, Frank A. Drews, Frank A. Drews, Robert W. Albert and Robert W. Albert
  Page 861