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Contents of volume 53. 1991 Nyberg L, Nilsson L-G, Backman L: A component analysis of action events 219 No.1: pp 1- 98 published April 25, 1991 No. 2: pp 99-174 published September 23, 1991 Ohashi K — Polich J No. 3: pp 175-270 published November 18, 1991 No. 4: pp 271-320 published December 13, 1991 Paap KR, Noel RW: Dual-route models of print to sound: Still a good horse race 13 Pfaff S + Stadler M Allik J, Tuulmets T, Vos PG: Size inva- Garcia-Albea JE + Sanchez-Casas RM Polich J, Mackie KD, Spencer KM, Ohashi riance in visual number discrimina- Gelder de B, Vroomen J: Phonological K: The effects of hemispheric differences tion 290 deficits: Beneath the surface of reading- on feature perturbations 274 acquisition problems 88 Pressey AW: Spatial distribution of atten- Backman L + Nilsson L-G tion in a visual alignment task: A reply Backman L + Nyberg L Helstrup T: Integration versus nointegra- to Hotopf and Brown 319 tion of noun pairs and verb pairs under Ben-Zur H — Koriat A enactment and nonenactment condi- Raag T + Foley MA Birrell P + Christensen H Bouffard V + Foley MA tions 240 Ratner HH, Hill L: The development of Bradley DC + Sanchez-Casas RM Heuer H: Editorial 101 children’s action memory: When do Hill L + Ratner HH actions speak louder than words? 195 Brennen T, Bruce V: Context effects in the processing of familiar faces 296 Hotopf WHN: Theories of attentional Rexer K + Katz L fields should be tested directly: A reply Richter PH + Stadler M Bruce V > Brennen T to Pressey 320 Bryant S + Cohen RL Sanchez-Casas RM, Garcia-Albea JE, Burani C, Cafiero R: The role of sub- Jacobs AM — Nazir TA Bradley DC: On access representation in syllabic structure in lexical access to Jordan TR + Smith PT visual word recognition: The temporal printed words 42 separation technique 53 Katz L, Rexer K, Lukatela G: The process- Scheerer E: Editorial 99 Cafiero R + Burani C ing of inflected words 25 Sharma D + Smith PT Christensen H, Birrell P: Explicit and Knopf M: Having shaved a kiwi fruit: Shebilske WL = Sirikasem P implicit memory in dementia and normal Memory of unfamiliar subject-per- Sirikasem P, Shebilske WL: The perception ageing 149 formed actions 203 and metaperception of architectural Cohen AJ: Tonality and perception: Musi- Koriat A, Ben-Zur H, Druch A: The con- designs communicated by video-com- cal scales primed by excerpts from The textualization of input and output events puter imaging 113 Well-Tempered Clavier of J.S. Bach 305 in memory 260 Smith PT, Jordan TR, Sharma D: A con- Cohen RL, Bryant S: The role of duration Kosti¢ A: Informational approach to the nectionist model of visual-word recogni- in memory and metamemory of enacted processing of inflected morphology: tion that accounts for interactions instructions (SPTs) 183 Standard data reconsidered 62 between mask size and word length 80 Cohen RL — Engelkamp J Kruse P + Stadler M Spencer KM = PolichJ Colombo L: The role of lexical stress in Stadler M, Richter PH, Pfaff S, Kruse P: word recognition and pronunciation 71 Lukatela G: Guest editorial 1 Attractors and perceptual field dynamics Content A: The effect of spelling-to-sound Lukatela G + Katz L of homogeneous stimulus areas 102 regularity on naming in French 3 Stoffer TH: Attentional focussing and Mackie KD = Polich J spatial stimulus-response compati- Denis M, Engelkamp J, Mohr G: Memory Mcintyre MC, Di Lollo V: Categorical bility 127 processing of visual stimuli in relation of imagined actions: Imagining oneself Sugita Y, Mimura K: Cortical modulation or another person 246 to geometrical, graphemic, or lexical of visual contrast 271 context 142 Di Lollo V + McIntyre MC DiSanto-Rose M + Foley MA Meij H van der: General problems of Tuulmets T + Allik J questioning research 315 Druch A > Koriat A Mimura K + Sugita Y Vos PG = Allik J Mitarai Y + Yamada J Vroomen J + de Gelder B Ehrlich M-F: The processing of cohesion Mohr G + Denis M devices in text comprehension 169 Mohr G — EngelkampJ West RL + Norris MP Engelkamp J, Cohen RL: Current issues in Wippich W: Haptic information processing memory of action events 175 Nazir TA, Jacobs AM: The effects of target in direct and indirect memory tests 162 Engelkamp J, Mohr G, Zimmer HD: Pair- discriminability and retinal eccentricity relational encoding of performed nouns on saccade latencies: An analysis in Yamada J, Mitarai Y, Yoshida T: Kanji and verSs 232 terms of variable-criterion theory 281 words are easier to identify than kata- Engelkamp J + Denis M Nilsson L-G, Backman L: Encoding kana words 136 Yoshida T + Yamada J dimensions of subject-performed Feldman LB: The contribution of morphol- tasks 212 Zimmer HD: Memory after motoric encod- ogy to word recognition 33 Nilsson L-G + Nyberg L ing in a generation-recognition Foley MA, Bouffard V, Raag T, Noel RW > Paap KR model 226 DiSanto-Rose M: The effects of enactive Norris MP, West RL: Age differences in Zimmer HD + Engelkamp J encoding, type of movement, and the recall of actions and cognitive acti- imagined perspective on memory of vities: The effects of presentation rate Indexed in Current Contents Psychological dance 251 and object cues 188 Abstracts, and in Psyc INFO