Memory & Cognition

Volume 31 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Task-set reconfiguration with predictable and unpredictable task switches 
  Stephen Monsell, Petroc Sumner and Helen Waters
  Page 327
• Automatic vigilance for task-related information: Perseverance after failure and inhibition after success 
  Klaus Rothermund
  Page 343
• On the role of stimulusresponse and stimulusstimulus compatibility in the Stroop effect 
  Jan De Houwer
  Page 353
• Semantic processing of Arabic, Kanji, and Kana numbers: Evidence from interference in physical and numerical size judgments 
  Yasuhiro Ito and Takeshi Hatta
  Page 360
• Negative priming and stimulus familiarity: What causes opposite results? 
  Jun-Ichi Nagai and Kazuhiko Yokosawa
  Page 369
• The effects of study-task relevance on perceptual repetition priming 
  Jon B. Holbrook, Preston R. Bost and Carolyn Backer Cave
  Page 380
• Conceptual processing effects on automatic memory 
  Dawn M. McBride and Heather Shoudel
  Page 393
• Long-term semantic transfer: An overlapping-operations account 
  Andrea D. Hughes and Bruce W. A. Whittlesea
  Page 401
• Memory for actions: Self-performed tasks and the reenactment effect 
  Neil W. Mulligan and Susan L. Hornstein
  Page 412
• Remembering chosen and assigned options 
  Mara Mather, Eldar Shafir and Marcia K. Johnson
  Page 422
• Migration of objects and inferences across episodes 
  Sharon L. Hannigan and Mark Tippens Reinitz
  Page 434
• "If I didn't write it, why would I remember it?" Effects of encoding, attention, and practice on accurate and false memory 
  John G. Seamon, Madeleine S. Goodkind, Adam D. Dumey, Ester Dick, Marla S. Aufseeser, Sarah E. Strickland, Jeffrey R. Woulfin and Nicholas S. Fung
  Page 445
• Roles of working memory capacity and long-term working memory skill in complex task performance 
  Young Woo Sohn and Stephanie M. Doane
  Page 458
• On the generation and evaluation of inferences from single premises 
  Thomas C. Ormerod and Juliet Richardson
  Page 467
• Locomotion, incidental learning, and the selection of spatial reference systems 
  Christine M. Valiquette, Timothy P. McNamara and Keith Smith
  Page 479