Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition 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 January 1-160 4 July 497-736
2 March 161-336 5 September 737-1048
3 May 337-496 6 November 1049-1408
ARTICLES Clifford, Deborah—see Buehner, Marc J.
Cobos, Pedro L., Almaraz, Julian, and Garcia-Madruga, Juan A.
Abrams, Richard L.—see Greenwald, Anthony G. —An Associative Framework for Probability Judgment: An
Almaraz, Julian—see Cobos, Pedro L. PU I ois 6s aa Bias arain'e ca ereiiae te
Arcediano, Francisco—see Escobar, Martha Cohen, Andrew L.—see Zaki, Safa R.
Ashby, F. Gregory—see Maddox, W. Todd Coley, John D.—see Shafto, Patrick
Ashcraft, Mark H.—see Seyler, Donald J. Coltheart, Veronika, and Langdon, Robyn—Repetition Blindness
Augustini, Beatriz K.—see Francis, Wendy S. for Words yet Repetition Advantage for Nonwords. ...... . 171
Cook, Gabriel I—see Marsh, Richard L.
Cooper, Lynn A.—see Liu, Taosheng
Bajic, Daniel—see Rickard, Timothy C.
Costa, Albert, Kovacic, Damir, Fedorenko, Evelina, and Car-
Bar-On, Maoz—see Naveh-Benjamin, Moshe
amazza, Alfonso—The Gender Congruency Effect and the
Bartolone, Jake—see Trabasso, Tom
Selection of Freestanding and Bound Morphemes: Evidence
Basden, Barbara H., Basden, David R., and Morales, Emily—The
PIG C NI. ao 3 Stone waded Ragone aden earae 2 1270
Role of Retrieval Practice in Directed Forgetting......... 389
Crutcher, Robert J., and Ericsson, K. Anders—The Effects of
Basden, David R.—see Basden, Barbara H.
Practice on Mnemonic Encodings Involving Prior Knowledge
Bellezza, Francis S.—Evaluation of Six Multinomial Models of
and Semantic Memory: Reply to Rickard and Bajic (2003)... 1387
Conscious and Unconscious Processes With the Recall—
PUPIL NUN oo ona o.o ile ane iS acs ia a wlan mea e's a 779
Damian, Markus F.—Articulatory Duration in Single-Word Speech
Benoit, Gregory E.—see Neuschatz, Jeffrey S.
WOU ook 5)6 5d Sye ry Ree WP kd aie Mat 416
Bjork, Elizabeth Ligon, and Bjork, Robert A.—Intentional Forget-
DeCarlo, Lawrence T.—An Application of Signal Detection The-
ting Can Increase, Not Decrease, Residual Influences of To-
ory With Finite Mixture Distributions to Source Discrimina-
Be-Forgotten Information.....................4-. 524
767
Bjork, Robert A.—see Bjork, Elizabeth Ligon
Dehaene, Stanislas—see Greenwald, Anthony G.
Bohil, Corey J.—see Maddox, W. Todd (3 entries)
Dennis, Ian, and Schmidt, Katja—Associative Processes in Repe-
Bolland, Scott W.—see Humphreys, Michael S.
NNN scx ein oe oe ees 4 ae deel ess 532
Bornkessel, Ina, Schlesewsky, Matthias, and Friederici, Angela D.
Dennis, Simon—see Humphreys, Michael S.
—Contextual Information Modulates Initial Processes of Syn-
de Marcas, Sigal—see Koriat, Asher
tactic Integration: The Role of Inter- Versus Intrasentential
Diependaele, Kevin—see Grainger, Jonathan
PIN 6.o o. osa rd 5hi 'sS ars, deme wnat ui Hae ata a ee 871
Dodd, Jeffrey L—see Maddox, W. Todd (2 entries)
Bowers, Jeffrey S., and Turner, Emma L.—In Search of Perceptual
Dreisbach, Gesine—see Hiibner, Mike
Priming in a Semantic Classification Task.............
Duncan, Matthew—see Murdock, Bennet
Brockmole, James R.—see Wang, Ranxiao Frances
Dunlosky, John—see Hertzog, Christopher
Bréder, Arndt—Decision Making With the “Adaptive Toolbox”:
Influence of Environmental Structure, Intelligence, and Work- Eakin, Deborah K., Schreiber, Thomas A., and Sergent-Marshall,
MU ROME os a 9.6 sheen ea oer sm ee no os wwe 611 Susan—AMisinformation Effects in Eyewitness Memory: The
Buehner, Marc J., Cheng, Patricia W., and Clifford, Deborah Presence and Absence of Memory Impairment as a Function
—From Covariation to Causation: A Test of the Assumption of Warning and Misinformation Accessibility. .......... 813
CE CERIO 60 os we A A Wa eo = & Heine sae Edry, Eyal—see Koriat, Asher
Busemeyer, Jerome R.—see Rieskamp, Jorg Eiter, Brianna M.—see Inhoff, Albrecht W.
Ellis, Judi A—see Freeman, Jayne E.
Caramazza, Alfonso—see Costa, Albert Engelkamp, Johannes—see Golly-Haring, Corina
Carlin, Michael T.—see Soraci, Sal A. Engelkamp, Johannes—see Seiler, Kerstin H.
Carpenter, Patricia A.—see Mason, Robert A. Ericsson, K. Anders—see Crutcher, Robert J.
Cendan, Daniel L.—see Koutstaal, Wilma Escobar, Martha, Arcediano, Francisco, and Miller, Ralph R.—La-
Channon, Shelley—see Shanks, David R. tent Inhibition in Human Adults Without Masking. ...... . 1028
Charles-Luce, Jan—see McLennan, Conor T. Evans, Jonathan St. B. T., Handley, Simon J., and Over, David E.
Chater, Nick—see Oaksford, Mike —Conditionals and Conditional Probability.............
Chechile, Richard A.—see Soraci, Sal A.
Cheng, Patricia W.—see Buehner, Marc J. Farioli, Fernand—see Grainger, Jonathan
Chun, Marvin M., and Jiang, Yuhong—Implicit, Long-Term Spa- Farrell, Simon, and Lewandowsky, Stephan—Dissimilar Items
tial Contextual Memory. ................2-02000- 224 Benefit From Phonological Similarity in Serial Recall... .. .
iV AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 29
Fedorenko, Evelina—see Costa, Albert Inhoff, Albrecht W., Radach, Ralph, Eiter, Brianna M., and Skelly,
Ferrand, Ludovic—see Grainger, Jonathan Michael—Exterior Letters Are Not Privileged in the Early
Ferretti, Todd R., Gagné, Christina L., and McRae, Ken—Thematic Stage of Visual Word Recognition During Reading: Comment
Role Focusing by Participle Inflections: Evidence From Con- on Jordan, Thomas, Patching, and Scott-Brown (2003)
ceptual Combination Isel, Frédéric, Gunter, Thomas C., and Friederici, Angela D.
Francis, Wendy S., Augustini, Beatriz K., and Sdenz, Silvia P. —Prosody-Assisted Head-Driven Access to Spoken German
—Repetition Priming in Picture Naming and Translation De- Compounds
pends on Shared Processes and Their Difficulty: Evidence
1283 Jackson, Eric M.—see Koutstaal, Wilma
Freeman, Jayne E., and Ellis, Judi A.—The Representation of Jacobs, Arthur M., Graf, Ralf, and Kinder, Annette—Receiver
Delayed Intentions: A Prospective Subject-Performed Task? 976 Operating Characteristics in the Lexical Decision Task: Evi-
Friederici, Angela D.—see Bornkessel, Ina dence for a Simple Signal-Detection Process Simulated by the
Multiple Read-Out Model
Friederici, Angela D.—see Isel, Frédéric
Jameson, Tina L.—see Hinson, John M.
Jescheniak, Jorg D., Meyer, Antje S., and Levelt, Willem J. M.
Gagné, Christina L.—see Ferretti, Todd R.
—Specific-Word Frequency Is Not All That Counts in Speech
Garcia-Madruga, Juan A.—see Cobos, Pedro L.
Production: Comments on Caramazza, Costa, et al. (2001) and
Gobet, Fernand, and Waters, Andrew J.—The Role of Constraints
New Experimental Data
in Expert Memory
Jiang, Yuhong—see Chun, Marvin M.
Golly-Haring, Corina, and Engelkamp, Johannes—Categorical-
Jones, Gary—Testing Two Cognitive Theories of Insight
Relational and Order-Relational Information in Memory for
Jones, Matt, and Sieck, Winston R.—Learning Myopia: An Adap-
Subject-Performed and Experimenter-Performed Actions. . . .
tive Recency Effect in Category Learning
Gonzalez-Vallejo, Claudia, Reid, Aaron A., and Schiltz, Joel Correction to Jones and Sieck (2003)
—Context Effects: The Proportional Difference Model and the Jones, Sari—see Juslin, Peter
Reflection of Preference Jordan, Jerome Scott—see Knoblich, Giinther
Goodie, Adam S.—The Effects of Control on Betting: Paradoxical Jordan, Timothy R., Thomas, Sharon M., and Patching, Geoffrey R.
Betting on Items of High Confidence With Low Value —Assessing the Importance of Letter Pairs in Reading—
Graf, Ralf—see Jacobs, Arthur M. Parafoveal Processing Is Not the Only View: Reply to Inhoff,
Grainger, Jonathan, Diependaele, Kevin, Spinelli, Elsa, Ferrand, Radach, Eiter, and Skelly (2003)....................
Ludovic, and Farioli, Fernand—Masked Repetition and Pho- Jordan, Timothy R., Thomas, Sharon M., Patching, Geoffrey R.,
nological Priming Within and Across Modialities......... and Scott-Brown, Kenneth C.—Assessing the Importance of
Greenwald, Anthony G., Abrams, Richard L., Naccache, Lionel, Letter Pairs in Initial, Exterior, and Interior Positions in Read-
and Dehaene, Stanislas—Long-Term Semantic Memory Ver-
sus Contextual Memory in Unconscious Number Processing Juhasz, Barbara J., and Rayner, Keith—Investigating the Effects of
Guez, Jonathan—see Naveh-Benjamin, Moshe a Set of Intercorrelated Variables on Eye Fixation Durations in
Gunter, Thomas C.—see Isel, Frédéric Reading
Juslin, Peter, Jones, Sari, Olsson, Henrik, and Winman, Anders
—Cue Abstraction and Exemplar Memory in Categorization
Haider, Hilde—see Hiibner, Mike
Juslin, Peter—see Winman, Anders
Handley, Simon J.—see Evans, Jonathan St. B. T.
Just, Marcel Adam—see Mason, Robert A.
Hansen, Jeffrey S.—see Marsh, Richard L.
Hart, Lesley—see Liu, Ying
Heathcote, Andrew—Item Recognition Memory and the Receiver Kaakinen, Johanna K., Hyéna, Jukka, and Keenan, Janice M.
Operating Characteristic ——How Prior Knowledge, WMC, and Relevance of Informa-
Hertzog, Christopher, Dunlosky, John, Robinson, A. Emanuel, and tion Affect Eye Fixations in Expository Text
Kidder, Daniel P.—Encoding Fluency Is a Cue Used for Kaup, Barbara, and Zwaan, Rolf A.—Effects of Negation and
Judgments About Learning Situational Presence on the Accessibility of Text Information
Hicks, Jason L.—see Marsh, Richard L. Keenan, Janice M.—see Kaakinen, Johanna K.
Hinson, John M., Jameson, Tina L., and Whitney, Paul—Impulsive Kelemen, William L.—see Weaver, Charles A.
Decision Making and Working Memory Keller, Timothy A.—see Mason, Robert A.
Hiibner, Mike, Dreisbach, Gesine, Haider, Hilde, and Kluwe, Kerzel, Dirk—Centripetal Force Draws the Eyes, Not Memory of
Rainer H.—Backward Inhibition as a Means of Sequential the Target, Toward the Center
Task-Set Control: Evidence for Reduction of Task Competi- Kidder, Daniel P.—see Hertzog, Christopher
Kieras, David E.—see Mueller, Shane T.
Kinder, Annette—see Jacobs, Arthur M.
Hughes, John D.—see Humphreys, Michael S.
Kinoshita, Sachiko, and Lupker, Stephen J.—Priming and Atten-
Humphreys, Michael S., Dennis, Simon, Maguire, Angela M.,
tional Control of Lexical and Sublexical Pathways in Naming:
Reynolds, Kelly, Bolland, Scott W., and Hughes, John D.
A Reevaluation
—What You Get Out of Memory Depends on the Question
Kirby, Kris N., and Santiesteban, Mariana—Concave Utility,
You Ask
Transaction Costs, and Risk in Measuring Discounting of
Hussain, Zahra—see Naveh-Benjamin, Moshe
Hy6na, Jukka—see Kaakinen, Johanna K.
Kirk, Elizabeth P.—see Seyler, Donald J.
Kliegl, Reinhold—see Mayr, Ulrich
Ingvalson, Erin M.—see Wenger, Michael J. Kluwe, Rainer H.—see Hiibner, Mike
AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 29
Knoblich, Giinther, and Jordan, Jerome Scott—Action Coordina- Mason, Robert A., Just, Marcel Adam, Keller, Timothy A., and
tion in Groups and Individuals: Learning Anticipatory Control 1006 Carpenter, Patricia A.—Ambiguity in the Brain: What Brain
Koriat, Asher, Levy-Sadot, Ravit, Edry, Eyal, and de Marcas, Sigal Imaging Reveals About the Processing of Syntactically Am-
—What Do We Know About What We Cannot Remember? biguous Sentences............. Pee eee ON oe
Accessing the Semantic Attributes of Words That Cannot Be Mauro, Daniel G., LeFevre, Jo-Anne, and Morris, Jason—Effects
Recalled of Problem Format on Division and Multiplication Perfor-
Koutstaal, Wilma, Reddy, Chandan, Jackson, Eric M., Prince, mance: Division Facts Are Mediated via Multiplication-Based
Steve, Cendan, Daniel L., and Schacter, Daniel L.—False ONE 6 355 sic So coat gue Dewan eee
Recognition of Abstract Versus Common Objects in Older and Mayr, Ulrich, and Kliegl, Reinhold—Differential Effects of Cue
Younger Adults: Testing the Semantic Categorization Account Changes and Task Changes on Task-Set Selection Costs. . . .
Kovacic, Damir—see Costa, Albert McEvoy, Cathy L.—see Nelson, Douglas L.
Kruschke, John K.—Attentional Theory is a Viable Explanation of McLennan, Conor T., Luce, Paul A., and Charles-Luce, Jan—Rep-
the Inverse Base Rate Effect: A Reply to Winman, Wenner- resentation of Lexical Form
holm, and Juslin (2003) McRae, Ken—see Ferretti, Todd R.
Meyer, Antje S.—see Jescheniak, Jorg D.
Meyer, David E.—see Mueller, Shane T.
Laine, Tei—see Rieskamp, Jorg
Miller, Ralph R.—see Escobar, Martha
Langdon, Robyn—see Coltheart, Veronika
Morales, Emily—see Basden, Barbara H.
LeFevre, Jo-Anne—see Mauro, Daniel G.
Morris, Jason—see Mauro, Daniel G.
Levelt, Willem J. M.—see Jescheniak, Jorg D.
Morris, Robin K.—see Poynor, David V.
Levelt, Willem J. M.—see Rahman, Rasha Abdel
Mueller, Shane T., Seymour, Travis L., Kieras, David E., and
Levy-Sadot, Ravit—see Koriat, Asher
Meyer, David E.—Theoretical Implications of Articulatory
Lewandowsky, Stephan—see Farrell, Simon
Duration, Phonological Similarity, and Phonological Com-
Lewandowsky, Stephan—see Yang, Lee-Xieng
plexity in Verbal Working Memory
Liu, In-mao—Conditional Reasoning and Conditionalization Mulligan, Neil W.—Effects of Cross-Modal and Intramodal Divi-
Liu, Taosheng, and Cooper, Lynn A.—Explicit and Implicit Mem- sion of Attention on Perceptual Implicit Memory
A RE RE NGI i!F oc 5.x 4 5 aic itns 6 SO ee a ee Murdock, Bennet, and Duncan, Matthew—Item and Associative
Liu, Ying, Perfetti, Charles A., and Hart, Lesley—ERP Evidence Recognition With Precuing and Postcuing
for the Time Course of Graphic, Phonological, and Semantic
Information in Chinese Meaning and Pronunciation Decisions
Naccache, Lionel—-see Greenwald, Anthony G.
Liversedge, Simon P.—see van Gompel, Roger P. G.
Naveh-Benjamin, Moshe, Hussain, Zahra, Guez, Jonathan, and
Lloyd-Jones, Toby J., and Vernon, David—Semantic Interference
Bar-On, Maoz—Adult Age Differences in Episodic Memory:
From Visual Object Recognition on Visual Imagery
Further Support for an Associative-Deficit Hypothesis
Lovibond, Peter F—Causal Beliefs and Conditioned Responses:
Nelson, Douglas L., McEvoy, Cathy L., and Pointer, Lisa—Spread-
Retrospective Revaluation Induced by Experience and by In-
struction
Neuschatz, Jeffrey S., Benoit, Gregory E., and Payne, David G.
Luce, Paul A.—see McLennan, Conor T.
—Effective Warnings in the Deese—Roediger-McDermott
Lupker, Stephen J.—see Kinoshita, Sachiko
False-Memory Paradigm: The Role of Identifiability
Neuschatz, Jeffrey S.—see Soraci, Sal A.
Maddox, W. Todd, and Bohil, Corey J—A Theoretical Framework Newell, Ben R., and Shanks, David R.—Take the Best or Look at
for Understanding the Effects of Simultaneous Base-Rate and the Rest? Factors Influencing “One-Reason” Decision Making
Payoff Manipulations on Decision Criterion Learning in Per- Nino, Randall S., and Rickard, Timothy C.—Practice Effects on
ceptual Categorization Two Memory Retrievals From a Single Cue
Maddox, W. Todd, and Dodd, Jeffrey L.—Separating Perceptual Nosofsky, Robert M., and Zaki, Safa RA Hybrid-Similarity
and Decisional Attention Processes in the Identification and Exemplar Model for Predicting Distinctiveness Effects in Per-
Categorization of Integral-Dimension Stimuli ceptual Old—New Recognition
Maddox, W. Todd, Ashby, F. Gregory, and Bohil, Corey J—De- Nosofsky, Robert M.—see Zaki, Safa R.
layed Feedback Effects on Rule-Based and Information-
Integration Category Learning Oaksford, Mike, and Chater, Nick—Computational Levels and
Maddox, W. Todd, Bohil, Corey J., and Dodd, Jeffrey L.—Linear Conditional Inference: Reply to Schroyens and Schaeken
Transformations of the Payoff Matrix and Decision Criterion CHES ca aid oo Sera Ren ORS REeN RT eRe A
Learning in Perceptual Categorization Oberauer, Klaus, and Wilhelm, Oliver—The Meaning(s) of Con-
Maddox, W. Todd—see Markman, Arthur B. ditionals: Conditional Probabilities, Mental Models, and Per-
Maguire, Angela M.—see Humphreys, Michael S. SCS 3.5 a Se eS nine he 58 oew a ee
Malmberg, Kenneth J.—see Steyvers, Mark Correction to Oberauer and Wilhelm (2003)
Markman, Arthur B., and Maddox, W. Todd—Classification of Olsson, Henrik—see Juslin, Peter
Exemplars With Single- and Multiple-Feature Manifestations: Over, David E.—see Evans, Jonathan St. B. T.
The Effects of Relevant Dimension Variation and Category
Structure Pallos, Andrew L.—see Marsh, Richard L.
Marsh, Richard L., Hicks, Jason L., Cook, Gabriel I., Hansen, Pashler, Harold, Zarow, Gregory, and Triplett, Baylor—Is Tempo-
Jeffrey S., and Pallos, Andrew L.—Interference to Ongoing ral Spacing of Tests Helpful Even When It Inflates Error
Activities Covaries With the Characteristics of an Event-
Based Intention Patching, Geoffrey R.—see Jordan, Timothy R. (2 entries)
Marsolek, Chad J.—see Westerberg, Carmen E. Payne, David G.—see Neuschatz, Jeffrey S.
Vi AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 29
Perfetti, Charles A.—see Liu, Ying Smith, Rebekah E.—The Cost of Remembering to Remember in
Pickering, Esther C., and Schweinberger, Stefan R—N200, N250r, Event-Based Prospective Memory: Investigating the Capacity
and N400 Event-Related Brain Potentials Reveal Three Loci Demands of Delayed Intention Performance
of Repetition Priming for Familiar Names.............. 1298 Soraci, Sal A., Carlin, Michael T., Toglia, Michael P., Chechile,
Pointer, Lisa—see Nelson, Douglas L. Richard A., and Neuschatz, Jeffrey S Generative Processing
Poynor, David V., and Morris, Robin K.—Inferred Goals in Nar- and False Memories: When There Is No Cost
ratives: Evidence From Self-Paced Reading, Recall, and Eye Spinelli, Elsa—see Grainger, Jonathan
Movements Stanton, Roger D.—see Zaki, Safa R.
Prince, Steve—see Koutstaal, Wilma Stevens, Anna—see Ward, Geoff
Steyvers, Mark, and Malmberg, Kenneth J.—The Effect of Nor-
Radach, Ralph—see Inhoff, Albrecht W. mative Context Variability on Recognition Memory
Rahman, Rasha Abdel, van Turennout, Miranda, and Levelt, Wil- Stinson, Clare—see Ward, Geoff
lem J. M.—Phonological Encoding Is Not Contingent on
Semantic Feature Retrieval: An Electrophysiological Study on
Thomas, Sharon M.—see Jordan, Timothy R. (2 entries)
Object Naming
Toglia, Michael P.—see Soraci, Sal A.
Rayner, Keith—see Juhasz, Barbara J.
Trabasso, Tom, and Bartolone, Jake—Story Understanding and
Reddy, Chandan—see Koutstaal, Wilma
Counterfactual Reasoning
Rehder, Bob—A Causal-Model Theory of Conceptual Representa-
Triplett, Baylor—see Pashler, Harold
tion and Categorization
Reid, Aaron A.—see Gonzalez-Vallejo, Claudia Turner, Emma L.—see Bowers, Jeffrey S.
Remillard, Gilbert—Pure Perceptual-Based Sequence Learning. . .
Reynolds, Kelly—see Humphreys, Michael S. Usher, Marius—see Vernon, David
Rickard, Timothy C., and Bajic, Daniel—Automatic Mediation or
Absence of Mediation? Commentary on Crutcher and Ericsson van Gompel, Roger P. G., and Liversedge, Simon P.—The Influ-
ence of Morphological Information on Cataphoric Pronoun
Rickard, Timothy C.—see Nino, Randall S.
Assignment
Rieskamp, Jérg, Busemeyer, Jerome R., and Laine, Tei—-How Do
van Turennout, Miranda—see Rahman, Rasha Abdel
People Learn to Allocate Resources? Comparing Two Learn-
Verde, Michael F., and Rotello, Caren M.—Does Familiarity
ing Theories
Robinson, A. Emanuel—see Hertzog, Christopher
Vernon, David, and Usher, Marius—Dynamics of Metacognitive
Rotello, Caren M.—see Verde, Michael F.
Judgments: Pre- and Postretrieval Mechanisms
Vernon, David—see Lloyd-Jones, Toby J.
Sdenz, Silvia P.—see Francis, Wendy S.
Santiesteban, Mariana—see Kirby, Kris N.
Schacter, Daniel L.—see Koutstaal, Wilma Wang, Ranxiao Frances, and Brockmole, James R.—Human Nav-
Schaeken, Walter—see Schroyens, Walter igation in Nested Environments
Schiltz, Joel—see Gonzalez-Vallejo, Claudia Ward, Geoff, Woodward, Graham, Stevens, Anna, and Stinson,
Schlesewsky, Matthias—see Bornkessel, Ina Clare—Using Overt Rehearsals to Explain Word Frequency
Schmidt, Katja—see Dennis, Ian _ Effects in Free Recall
Schreiber, Thomas A.—see Eakin, Deborah K. Waters, Andrew J.—see Gobet, Fernand
Schroyens, Walter, and Schaeken, Walter—A Critique of Oaksford, Weaver, Charles A., III and Kelemen, William L.—Processing
Chater, and Larkin’s (2000) Conditional Probability Model of Similarity Does Not Improve Metamemory: Evidence Against
Conditional Reasoning 140 Transfer-Appropriate Monitoring
Schweinberger, Stefan R.—see Pickering, Esther C. Wenger, Michael J., and Ingvalson, Erin M.—Preserving Informa-
Scott-Brown, Kenneth C.—see Jordan, Timothy R. tional Separability and Violating Decisional Separability in
Seiler, Kerstin H., and Engelkamp, Johannes—The Role of Item- Facial Perception and Recognition
Specific Information for the Serial Position Curve in Free Wennerholm, Pia—see Winman, Anders
Westerberg, Carmen E., and Marsolek, Chad J.—Sensitivity Re-
Sergent-Marshall, Susan—see Eakin, Deborah K.
ductions in False Recognition: A Measure of False Memories
Seyler, Donald J., Kirk, Elizabeth P., and Ashcraft, Mark H.—El-
With Stronger Theoretical Implications. ...............
ementary Subtraction
White, Peter A~—Making Causal Judgments From the Proportion
Seymour, Travis L.—see Mueller, Shane T.
of Confirming Instances: The pC/ Rule
Shafto, Patrick, and Coley, John D.—Development of Categoriza-
Whitney, Paul—see Hinson, John M.
tion and Reasoning in the Natural World: Novices to Experts,
Wilhelm, Oliver—see Oberauer, Klaus
Naive Similarity to Ecological Knowledge
Wilkinson, Leonora—see Shanks, David R.
Shanks, David R., Wilkinson, Leonora, and Channon, Shelley
—Relationship Between Priming and Recognition in Deter- Winman, Anders, Wennerholm, Pia, and Juslin, Peter—Can Atten-
ministic and Probabilistic Sequence Learning tional Theory Explain The Inverse Base Rate Effect? Com-
Shanks, David R.—see Newell, Ben R. ment on Kruschke (2001)
Sheffert, Sonya M., and Shiffrin, Richard M.—Auditory Registra- Winman, Anders—see Juslin, Peter
tion Without Learning Woodward, Graham—see Ward, Geoff
Shiffrin, Richard M.—see Sheffert, Sonya M. Wraga, Maryjane—Thinking Outside the Body: An Advantage for
Sieck, Winston R.—see Jones, Matt Spatial Updating During Imagined Versus Physical Self-
Skelly, Michael—see Inhoff, Albrecht W. Rotation
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