Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance 2003: Vol 29 Index

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Author Index to Volume 29
Key to Pagination
Issue No. Month Pages Issue No. Month Pages
1 February 1-264 4 August 729-832
2 April 265-504 5 October 833-1080
3 June 505-728 6 December 1081-1282
ARTICLES Craig, James C.—see Wilson. Andrew D.
Crawley. Edward—see Pastore. Richard E.
Actis-Grosso. Rossana. and Stucchi, Natale—Shifting the Start: Cusack. Rhodri. and Carlyon. Robert P.—Perceptual Asymmetries
Backward Mislocation of the Initial Position of a Motion_ 675 in Audition. 713
Ansorge, Ulrich, and Heumann. Manfred—Top-Down Contingen¬
cies in Peripheral Cuing: The Roles of Color and Location. . . . 937 D'Adamo, Daniel A.—see Bigand. Emmanuel
Arieh. Yoav, and Marks. Lawrence E.—Recalibrating the Auditory Dean. Philip J. A.—see Harris. Julie M.
System: A Speed-Accuracy Analysis of Intensity Perception 523 Deutsch. Katherine M.—see Newell. Karl M.
Awh. Edward. Matsukura. Michi, and Serences, John T.—Top- Diedrichsen. Jorn. Ivry. Richard B.. Hazeltine. Eliot. Kennerley,
Down Control Over Biased Competition During Covert Spa¬ Steven, and Cohen. Asher—Bimanual Interference Associated
tial Orienting. 52 With the Selection of Target Locations. 64
Dijkstra. Ton—see Schulpen. Beryl
Baranski. Joseph V.. and Petrusic. William M.—Adaptive Decision Di Lollo. Vincent—see Ghorashi. S. M. Shahab
Dupoux. Emmanuel. Kouider. Sid. and Mehler. Jacques—Lexical
Processes in Perceptual Comparisons: Effects of Changes in
Access Without Attention? Explorations Using Dichotic
the Global Difficulty Context. 658
Priming. 172
Behrmann. Marlene, and Kimchi. Ruth—What Does Visual Agno¬
sia Tell Us About Perceptual Organization and Its Relation¬
ship to Object Perception?. 19 Egeth. Howard E.—see Lamy. Dominique
Benguigui. Nicolas. Ripoll. Hubert, and Broderick. Michael P.
—Time-to-Contact Estimation of Accelerated Stimuli Is Fajen. Brett R.. and Warren. William H.—Behavioral Dynamics of
Based on First-Order Information. 1083 Steering. Obstacle Avoidance, and Route Selection. 343
Berens. Melody S.—see Pastore. Richard E. Fernandez-Duque. Diego, and Thornton. Ian M.—Explicit Mecha¬
Bertamini. Marco. Spooner. Alice, and Hecht. Heiko—Naive Op¬ nisms Do Not Account for Implicit Localization and Identifi¬
tics: Predicting and Perceiving Reflections in Mirrors. 982 cation of Change: An Empirical Reply to Mitroff et al. (2002) 846
Bey. Caroline, and McAdams. Stephen—Postrecognition of Inter¬ Fortin. Claudette—see Tremblay. Sebastien
leaved Melodies as an Indirect Measure of Auditory Stream Fowler. Carol A.—see Shockley. Kevin
Formation. 267
Bharucha. Jamshed J.—see Tillmann. Barbara Ghorashi. S. M. Shahab. Zuvic. Samantha M„ Visser. Troy A. W..
Bigand. Emmanuel. Poulin, Benedicte. Tillmann, Barbara. Ma- and Di Lollo. Vincent—Focal Distraction: Spatial Shifts of
durell. Franyois, and D'Adamo. Daniel A.—Sensory Versus Attentional Focus Are Not Required for Contingent Capture 78
Cognitive Components in Harmonic Priming. 159 Giesbrecht. Barry. Bischof. Walter F.. and Kingstone. Alan—Vi¬
Bingham. Geoffrey P.—see Wilson. Andrew D. sual Masking During the Attentional Blink: Tests of the Object
Birk. Jeffrey—see Tillmann. Barbara Substitution Hypothesis. 238
Bischof. Walter F.—see Giesbrecht. Barry Godijn. Richard, and Theeuwes. Jan—Parallel Allocation of Atten¬
Bradshaw. Mark F.—see Watt. Simon J. tion Prior to the Execution of Saccade Sequences. 882
Braithwaite. Jason J.. Humphreys. Givn W.. and Hodsoll. John Goldsmith. Morris, and Yeari. Menahem—Modulation of Object-
—Color Grouping in Space and Time: Evidence From Nega¬ Based Attention by Spatial Focus Under Endogenous and
tive Color-Based Carryover Effects in Preview Search. 758 Exogenous Orienting. 897
Broderick. Michael P.—see Benguigui. Nicolas Grabowecky. Marcia—see Suzuki. Satoru
Broderick. Michael P.—see Newell. Karl M. Greenwald. Anthony G.—On Doing Two Things at Once: III.
Bundesen. Claus—see Logan. Gordon D. Confirmation of Perfect Timesharing When Simultaneous
Butcher. Serena J.—see Wolfe. Jeremy M. Tasks Are Ideomotor Compatible. 859
Guttman. Sharon E.. Sekuler. Allison B.. and Kellman. Philip J.
Carlyon. Robert P.—see Cusack. Rhodri —Temporal Variations in Visual Completion: A Reflection of
Castiello. Umberto—Understanding Other People's Actions: Inten¬ Spatial Limits?. 1211
tion and Attention. 416
Chateau. Dan. and Lupker. Stephen J.—Strategic Effects in Word Hantsch. Ansgar—see Jescheniak. Jorg D.
Naming: Examining the Route-Emphasis Versus Time- Harris. Julie M.. and Dean. Philip J. A.—Accuracy and Precision of
Criterion Accounts. 139 Binocular 3-D Motion Perception. 869
Cohen. Asher—see Diedrichsen. Jorn Hasper. Mark—see Schulpen. Beryl
IV AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 29
Hazeltine, Eliot—see Diedrichsen, Jom Kunar, Melina A„ Humphreys. Glyn W., Smith. Kelly J„ and
Hecht, Heiko—see Bertamini, Marco Watson, Derrick G.—When a Reappearance Is Old News:
Heumann. Manfred—see Ansorge, Ulrich Visual Marking Survives Occlusion. 185
Hietanen, Jari K„ and Leppanen, Jukka M.—Does Facial Expres¬
sion Affect Attention Orienting by Gaze Direction Cues?.... 1228 Lampignano, Daniel W.—see Peterson, Mary A.
Hodsoll, John—see Braithwaite. Jason J. Lamy, Dominique, and Egeth, Howard E.—Attentional Capture in
Hollingworth. Andrew—Failures of Retrieval and Comparison Singleton-Detection and Feature-Search Modes. 1003
Constrain Change Detection in Natural Scenes. 388 Lederman, Susan J.—see Klatzky, Roberta L.
Hommel, Bernhard—see Pratt, Jay Lee, Carol—see Wolfe, Jeremy M.
Horstmann, Gemot—The Psychological Refractory Period of Leppanen, Jukka M.—see Hietanen, Jari K.
Stopping. 965 Lien, Mei-Ching, Proctor, Robert W„ and Ruthruff, Eric—Still No
Houghton, Robert J., Macken, William J„ and Jones, Dylan M. Evidence for Perfect Timesharing With Two Ideomotor-
—Attentional Modulation of the Visual Motion Aftereffect Compatible Tasks: A Reply to Greenwald (2003). 1267
Has a Central Cognitive Locus: Evidence of Interference by Lien, Mei-Ching, Schweickert. Richard, and Proctor, Robert W.
the Postcategorical on the Precategorical. 731 —Task Switching and Response Correspondence in the Psy¬
Houghton, Robert J.—see Macken. William J. chological Refractory Period Paradigm. 692
Houston. Derek M., and Jusczyk. Peter W.—Infants’ Long-Term Lleras, Alejandro, and Moore, Cathleen M.—When the Target
Memory for the Sound Patterns of Words and Voices. 1143 Becomes the Mask: Using Apparent Motion to Isolate the
Hughes, Robert, and Jones. Dylan M.—A Negative Order- Object-Level Component of Object Substitution Masking_ 106
Repetition Priming Effect: Inhibition of Order in Unattended Logan. Gordon D.—Simon-Type Effects: Chronometric Evidence
Auditory Sequences?. 199 for Keypress Schemata in Typewriting. 741
Humphreys, Glyn W.—see Braithwaite, Jason J. Logan, Gordon D„ and Bundesen, Claus-—Clever Homunculus: Is
Humphreys, Glyn W.—see Kunar, Melina A. (two entries) There an Endogenous Act of Control in the Explicit Task-
Humphreys, Glyn W.—see Olivers. Christian N. L. Cuing Procedure?. 575
Hunt, Amelia R„ and Kingstone, Alan—Inhibition of Return: Dis¬ Luck, Steven J.—see Woodman, Geoffrey F.
sociating Attentional and Oculomotor Components. 1068 Lupker, Stephen J.—see Chateau, Dan
Hyle, Megan—see Wolfe. Jeremy M. Luria, Roy, and Meiran, Nachshon—Online Order Control in the
Psychological Refractory Period Paradigm. 556
Ischebeck. Anja—see Schwarz. Wolfgang
Ivry. Richard B.—see Diedrichsen, Jom
Macken, William J„ Tremblay. Sebastien. Houghton, Robert J.,
Nicholls, Alastair P., and Jones, Dylan M.—Does Auditory
Janata, Petr—see Tillmann, Barbara
Streaming Require Attention? Evidence From Attentional Se¬
Jescheniak, Jorg D., Schriefers, Herbert, and Hantsch, Ansgar—Ut¬
lectivity in Short-Term Memory. 43
terance Format Affects Phonological Priming in the Picture-
Macken, William J.—see Houghton, Robert J.
Word Task: Implications for Models of Phonological Encod¬
Madurell, Francois—see Bigand. Emmanuel
ing in Speech Production. 441
Marks, Lawrence E.—see Arieh. Yoav
Johnston, James C.—see Ruthruff, Eric
Matsukura. Michi—see Awh, Edward
Jolicoeur, Pierre—see Oriet. Chris
McAdams. Stephen—see Bey, Caroline
Jolicoeur. Pierre—see Stevanovski, Biljana
McAuley, J. Devin, and Jones, Mari Riess—Modeling Effects of
Jolicoeur, Pierre—see Tombu. Michael
Rhythmic Context on Perceived Duration: A Comparison of
Jones, Dylan M.—see Houghton, Robert J.
Interval and Entrainment Approaches to Short-Interval Timing 1102
Jones, Dylan M.—see Hughes, Robert
McBeath, Michael K.—see Shaffer. Dennis M.
Jones, Dylan M.—see Macken. William J.
McIntyre, Joseph—see Senot. Patrice
Jones, Mari Riess—see McAuley, J. Devin
Mehler. Jacques—see Dupoux, Emmanuel
Jusczyk, Peter W.—see Houston, Derek M.
Meiran. Nachshon—see Luria. Roy
Michaels, Claire F.—see Zaal, Frank T. J. M.
Kellman. Philip J.—see Guttman, Sharon E.
Miller. Jeff, and Reynolds, Ann—The Locus of Redundant-Targets
Kennerley, Steven—see Diedrichsen, Jom
and Nontargets Effects: Evidence From the Psychological
Kimchi, Ruth—see Behrmann, Marlene
Refractory Period Paradigm. 1126
Kingstone, Alan—see Giesbrecht, Barry
Monsell, Stephen—see Yeung, Nick (two entries)
Kingstone, Alan—see Hunt, Amelia R.
Moore, Cathleen M.—see Lleras, Alejandro
Klatzky. Roberta L„ and Lederman. Susan J.—Representing Spatial
Muller, Hermann J., Reimann. Brit, and Krummenacher. Joseph
Location and Layout From Sparse Kinesthetic Contacts. 310
—Visual Search for Singleton Feature Targets Across Dimen¬
Klein, Raymond M.—see Saint-Aubin, Jean
sions: Stimulus- and Expectancy-Driven Effects in Dimen¬
Koch, Iring—see Schuch. Stefanie
sional Weighting. 1021
Kouider, Sid—see Dupoux. Emmanuel
Krauchunas, Scott M.—see Shaffer, Dennis M.
Krummenacher. Joseph—see Muller, Hermann J. Newell, Karl M., Broderick. Michael P., Deutsch, Katherine M.,
Kunar, Melina A.. Humphreys, Glyn W„ and Smith, Kelly J. and Slifkin, Andrew B.—Task Goals and Change in Dynam¬
—Visual Change With Moving Displays: More Evidence for ical Degrees of Freedom With Motor Learning. 379
Color Feature Map Inhibition During Preview Search. 779 Nicholls, Alastair P.—see Macken. William J.
AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 29 V
Olivers, Christian N. L.. and Humphreys, Glyn W.—Attentional Schwarz. Wolfgang, and Ischebeck. Anja—On the Relative Speed
Guidance by Salient Feature Singletons Depends on Intertrial Account of Number-Size Interference in Comparative Judg-
650 507
Oriet, Chris, and Jolicceur. Pierre—Absence of Perceptual Process¬ Schweickert, Richard—see Lien. Mei-Ching
ing During Reconfiguration of Task Set. 1036 Sekuler. Allison B.—see Guttman. Sharon E.
Oriet, Chris—see Stevanovski. Biljana Senot. Patrice. Prevost. Pascal, and McIntyre. Joseph—Estimating
Time to Contact and Impact Velocity When Catching an
Accelerating Object With the Hand. 219
Pastore, Richard E., Crawley, Edward, Skelly. Michael A., and Serences, John T.—see Awh, Edward
Berens, Melody S.—Signal Detection Theory Analyses of Shaffer, Dennis M.. McBeath. Michael K.. Roy. Windy L., and
Semantic Priming in Word Recognition. 1251 Krauchunas. Scott M.—A Linear Optical Trajectory Informs
Peterson, Mary A., and Lampignano. Daniel W.—Implicit Memory the Fielder Where to Run to the Side to Catch Flv Balls. . . . 1244
for Novel Figure-Ground Displays Includes a History of Shang, Jen—see Reder. Lynne M.
Cross-Border Competition. 808 Shockley. Kevin, Santana. Marie-Vee. and Fowler, Carol A.—Mu-
Petrusic, William M.—see Baranski, Joseph V. tual Interpersonal Postural Constraints Are Involved in Coop¬
Pfordresher. Peter Q.—Auditory Feedback in Music Performance: erative Conversation. 326
Evidence for a Dissociation of Sequencing and Timing. 949 Skelly. Michael A.—see Pastore. Richard E.
Poulin. Benedicte—see Bigand. Emmanuel Slifkin, Andrew B.—see Newell. Karl M.
Pratt, Jay, and Hommel. Bernhard—Symbolic Control of Visual Smith. Kelly J.—see Kunar. Melina A. (two entries)
Attention: The Role of Working Memory and Attentional Spooner, Alice—see Bertamini. Marco
Control Settings. 835 Sternad, Dagmar—see Yu. Hong
Prevost, Pascal—see Senot, Patrice Stevanovski. Biljana. Oriet. Chris, and Jolicceur. Pierre—Can
Proctor, Robert W.—see Lien, Mei-Ching (two entries) Blindness to Response-Compatible Stimuli Be Observed in the
' Proctor, Robert W.—see Roswarski, Todd Eric Absence of a Response?. 431
Stucchi. Natale—see Actis-Grosso. Rossana
! Rauschenberger, Robert—When Something Old Becomes Some¬ Suzuki. Satoru. and Grabowecky. Marcia—Attention During Ad¬
thing New: Spatiotemporal Object Continuity and Attentional aptation Weakens Negative Afterimages. 793
Capture. 600
Reder, Lynne M., Weber, Keith, Shang, Jen, and Vanyukov, Polina Theeuwes, Jan—see Godijn. Richard
M.—The Adaptive Character of the Attentional System: Sta¬ Thornton. Ian M.—see Fernandez-Duque. Diego
tistical Sensitivity in a Target Localization Task. 631 Tillmann. Barbara. Janata. Petr. Birk. Jeffrey, and Bharucha. Jam-
Reimann, Brit—see Muller, Hermann J. shed J.—The Costs and Benefits of Tonal Centers for Chord
Remington, Roger—see Ruthruff. Eric Processing. 470
Remington. Roger W.—see Wu, Shu-Chieh Tillmann. Barbara—see Bigand. Emmanuel
Repp. Bruno H.—Phase Attraction in Sensorimotor Synchroniza¬ Tombu. Michael, and Jolicceur. Pierre—A Central Capacity Shar¬
tion With Auditory Sequences: Effects of Single and Periodic ing Model of Dual-Task Performance. 3
Distractors on Svnchronization Accuracy. 290 Tremblay. Sebastien. and Fortin. Claudette—Break Expectancy in
Reynolds, Ann—see Miller. Jeff Duration Discrimination. 823
Ripoll. Hubert—see Benguigui. Nicolas Tremblay. Sebastien—see Macken. William J.
Roswarski, Todd Eric, and Proctor, Robert W.—Intrahemispherical
Activation. Visuomotor Transmission, and the Simon Effect: Van Selst, Mark—see Ruthruff. Eric
Comment on Wascher et al. (2001). 152 Vanyukov. Polina M.—see Reder. Lynne M.
Roy, Windy L.—see Shaffer. Dennis M. Visser. Troy A. W.—see Ghorashi. S. M. Shahab
Roy-Charland, Annie—see Saint-Aubin, Jean Vitevitch. Michael S.—Change Deafness: The Inability to Detect
Russell, Daniel M.—see Yu. Hong Changes Between Two Voices. 333
Ruthruff, Eric. Johnston, James C„ Van Selst. Mark. Whitsell.
Shelly, and Remington. Roger—Vanishing Dual-Task Inter¬ Wann. John—see Wilkie. Richard
ference After Practice: Has the Bottleneck Been Eliminated or Warren. William H.—see Fajen. Brett R.
Is It Merely Latent?. 280 Watson. Derrick G.—see Kunar. Melina A.
Ruthruff, Eric—see Lien, Mei-Ching Watt. Simon J.. and Bradshaw. Mark F.—The Visual Control of
Reaching and Grasping: Binocular Disparity and Motion
Parallax. 404
Saint-Aubin, Jean, Klein. Raymond M„ and Roy-Charland. Annie Weber. Keith—see Reder. Lynne M.
—Direct Assessments of the Processing Time Hypothesis for Whitsell. Shelly—see Ruthruff. Eric
the Missing-Letter Effect. 1191 Wilkie. Richard, and Wann. John—Controlling Steering and Judg-
Santana, Marie-Vee—see Shockley. Kevin ing Heading: Retinal Flow. Visual Direction, and Extraretinal
Schriefers, Herbert—see Jescheniak, Jorg D. Information. 363
Schriefers. Herbert J.—see Schulpen. Beryl Wilson. Andrew D.. Bingham, Geoffrey P.. and Craig. James C.
Schuch, Stefanie, and Koch, Iring—The Role of Response Selec- —Proprioceptive Perception of Phase Variability. 1179
tion for Inhibition of Task Sets in Task Shiftin':. 92 Wolfe. Jeremy M.. Butcher. Serena J.. Lee. Carol, and Hyle. Megan
Schulpen, Beryl, Dijkstra, Ton, Schriefers, Herbert J.. and Hasper. —Changing Your Mind: On the Contributions of Top-Down
Mark—Recognition of Interlingual Homophones in Bilingual and Bottom-Up Guidance in Visual Search for Feature
1155 483
VI AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 29
Woodman. Geoffrey F„ and Luck, Steven J.—Serial Deployment OTHER
of Attention During Visual Search. 121
Acknowledgment. 1274
Wu. Shu-Chieh. and Remington. Roger W.—Characteristics of
American Psychological Association Subscription Claims
Covert and Overt Visual Orienting: Evidence From Atten-
Information. 258, 403, 574, 822, 881, 1273
tional and Oculomotor Capture. 1050
Call for Nominations. 792,981,1154
Call for Nominations: J PSP: Attitudes . 1210
Yeari. Menahem—see Goldsmith. Morris Call for Nominations: Rehabilitation Psychology .... 778. 1067. 1178
Yeung. Nick, and Monsell. Stephen—The Effects of Recent Prac¬ E-Mail Notification of Your Latest Issue
tice on Task Switching. 919 Online!. 77. 289, 536. 831. 845. 1227
Yeung. Nick, and Monsell. Stephen—Switching Between Tasks of Instructions to Authors. 259, 266, 726, 730. 834, 1082
Unequal Familiarity: The Role of Stimulus-Attribute and Low Publication Prices for APA Members and
Response-Set Selection. 455 Affiliates. 51,430,599,1190
Yu. Hong. Russell. Daniel M.. and Sternad. Dagmar—Task- Members of Underrepresented Groups: Reviewers for Journal
Effector Asymmetries in a Rhythmic Continuation Task. ... 616 Manuscripts Wanted . 105, 440
New Editor Appointed for Contemporary Psychology: APA Review
Zaal. Frank T. J. M.. and Michaels. Claire F.—The Information for of Books. 2005-2010 . 757, 858
Catching Fly Balls: Judging and Intercepting Virtual Balls in New Editors Appointed, 2005-2010 . 740, 948
a CAVE. 537 Subscription Order Form. 91. 362, 555, 1243
Zuvic. Samantha M.—see Ghorashi. S. M. Shahab Wanted: Your Old Issues!. 158, 502, 615, 807. 868. 1142