Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

Volume 8 : Issue 2

Table of Contents

• Why is p = .90 better than p = .70? Preference for definitive predictions by lay consumers of probability judgments 
  Gideon Keren, Gideon Keren, Karl Halvor Teigen and Karl Halvor Teigen
  Page 191
• Environmental context-dependent memory: A review and meta-analysis 
  Steven M. Smith, Steven M. Smith, Edward Vela and Edward Vela
  Page 203
• How the brain encodes the order of letters in a printed word: The SERIOL model and selective literature review 
  Carol Whitney and Carol Whitney
  Page 221
• Richer color experience in observers with multiple photopigment opsin genes 
  Kimberly A. Jameson, Kimberly A. Jameson, Susan M. Highnote, Susan M. Highnote, Linda M. Wasserman and Linda M. Wasserman
  Page 244
• Representation of serial order in humans: A comparison to the findings with monkeys (Cebus apella) 
  Michael Colombo, Michael Colombo, Nicole Frost and Nicole Frost
  Page 262
• Counting models of temporal discrimination 
  Thomas Rammsayer, Thomas Rammsayer, Rolf Ulrich and Rolf Ulrich
  Page 270
• Stationary phantoms and grating induction with oblique inducing gratings: Implications for different mechanisms underlying the two phenomena 
  James M. Brown, James M. Brown, Jiro Gyoba, Jiro Gyoba, James G. May and James G. May
  Page 278
• Using magnitude estimation to investigate the perceptual components of signal detection theory 
  Dale J. Cohen, Dale J. Cohen, Len Lecci and Len Lecci
  Page 284
• Activation and inhibition of stimulus features in conjunction search 
  Hideya Koshino and Hideya Koshino
  Page 294
• Eliminating flanker effects and negative priming in the flankers task: Evidence for early selection 
  Lise Paquet and Lise Paquet
  Page 301
• The presence of a nonresponding effector increases inhibition of return 
  Jason Ivanoff, Jason Ivanoff, Raymond M. Klein and Raymond M. Klein
  Page 307
• Stroop interference is affected in inhibition of return 
  Ana B. Vivas, Ana B. Vivas, Luis J. Fuentes and Luis J. Fuentes
  Page 315
• The myth of ballistic processing: Evidence from Stroop's paradigm 
  Derek Besner and Derek Besner
  Page 324
• The cocktail party phenomenon revisited: The importance of working memory capacity 
  Andrew R. A. Conway, Andrew R. A. Conway, Nelson Cowan, Nelson Cowan, Michael F. Bunting and Michael F. Bunting
  Page 331
• The dual-task SRT procedure: Fine-tuning the timing 
  Andrew T. Hsiao, Andrew T. Hsiao, Arthur S. Reber and Arthur S. Reber
  Page 336
• Can sequence learning be implicit? New evidence with the process dissociation procedure 
  Arnaud Destrebecqz, Arnaud Destrebecqz, Axel Cleeremans and Axel Cleeremans
  Page 343
• Can orthographic rimes facilitate naming? 
  Marie Montant, Marie Montant, Johannes C. Ziegler and Johannes C. Ziegler
  Page 351
• Language differences in verbal short-term memory do not exclusively originate in the process of subvocal rehearsal 
  Annabel S. C. Thorn, Annabel S. C. Thorn, Susan E. Gathercole and Susan E. Gathercole
  Page 357
• Social contagion of memory 
  Henry L. Roediger, Henry L. Roediger, Michelle L. Meade, Michelle L. Meade, Erik T. Bergman and Erik T. Bergman
  Page 365
• Goal coordination in narrative comprehension 
  Joseph P. Magliano, Joseph P. Magliano, Gabriel A. Radvansky and Gabriel A. Radvansky
  Page 372
• Categorization of novel stimuli in well-known natural concepts: A case study 
  Gert Storms, Gert Storms, Paul de Boeck, Paul de Boeck, Wim Ruts and Wim Ruts
  Page 377