Memory & Cognition

Volume 29 : Issue 7

Table of Contents

• Cognitive demands of face monitoring: Evidence for visuospatial overload 
  Gwyneth Doherty-Sneddon, Lesley Bonner and Vicki Bruce
  Page 909
• The effects of attention on perceptual implicit memory 
  Suparna Rajaram and Kavitha Srinivas
  Page 920
• Stimulus-feature specific negative priming 
  Jan de Houwer, Klaus Rothermund and Dirk Wentura
  Page 931
• How events are reviewed matters: Effects of varied focus on eyewitness suggestibility 
  Sean M. Lane, Mara Mather, Diane Villa and Shelby K. Morita
  Page 940
• Episodic memory for object location versus episodic memory for object identity: Do they rely on distinct encoding processes? 
  Stefan Khler, Morris Moscovitch and Brenda Melo
  Page 948
• Negation and its impact on the accessibility of text information 
  Barbara Kaup
  Page 960
• Asymmetric activation of number codes in bilinguals: Further evidence for the encoding complex model of number processing 
  Allan B. I. Bernardo
  Page 968
• Word frequency and memory: Effects on absolute versus relative order memory and on item memory versus order memory 
  Neil W. Mulligan
  Page 977
• Word reading and picture naming in Italian 
  Elizabeth Bates, Cristina Burani, Simona D'Amico and Laura Barca
  Page 986
• An eye movement study of insight problem solving 
  Gnther Knoblich, Stellan Ohlsson and Gary E. Raney
  Page 1000
• The probabilityoutcome correspondence principle: A dispositional view of the interpretation of probability statements 
  Gideon Keren and Karl Halvor Teigen
  Page 1010
• Consistent contrast aids concept learning 
  Dorrit Billman and David Dvila
  Page 1022
• Impact of varying levels of expertise on decisions of category typicality 
  Kathy E. Johnson
  Page 1036
• The acquisition of automatic response biases through categorization 
  Yvonne Lippa and Robert L. Goldstone
  Page 1051
• The power law as an emergent property 
  Richard B. Anderson
  Page 1061
• Forthcoming Articles 
  
  Page 1069