Perception and Psychophysics 1992: Vol 51 Table of Contents

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Perception &
Psychophysics
Charles W. Eriksen, Editor
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
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Contents of Volume 51
Anderson, B. L. Hysteresis, cooperativity, and Driver, J. See Baylis, G. C.
depth averaging in dynamic random-dot Eby, D. W. The spatial and temporal characteris-
stereograms tics of perceiving 3-D structure from motion... .
Bashford, Jr., J. A., Riener, K. R., & Warren, R. M. Egeth, H. See:
Increasing the intelligibility of speech through Kwak, H.-W.
multiple phonemic restorations Pang, K.
Baylis, G. C., & Driver, J. Visual parsing and re- Emerson, P. L., & Pesta, B. J. A generalized visual
sponse competition: The effect of grouping factors. . latency explanation of the Pulfrich phenomenon. .
Bharucha, J. J. See Tekman, H. G. Eriksen, C. W. Editorial announcement
Birch, E. E. See Swanson, W. H. Eriksen, C. W. See Botella, J.
Boles, D. B. Fast visual generation: Its nature and Evans, P. M., & Craig, J. C. Response competition:
chronometrics A major source of interference in a tactile iden-
Botella, J., & Eriksen, C. W. Filtering versus par- tification task
allel processing in RSVP tasks Fitzpatrick, P. See Carelio, C.
Braunstein, M. L. See Saidpour, A. Flach, J. M., Hagen, B. A., & Larish, J. F. Active
Bravo, M. J., & Nakayama, K. The role of atten- regulation of altitude as a function of optical
tion in different visual-search tasks texture
Broadbent, H. A. See Collyer, C. E. Fowler, C. A. See Dekle, D. J.
Brown, J. M., Weisstein, N., & May, J. G. Visual Funnell, M. G. See Dekle, D. J.
search for simple volumetric shapes Geelhoed, E. N. See MacRae, A. W.
Butler, R. A., & Humanski, R. A. Localization of Gillies, O. See:
sound in the vertical plane with and without high- Day, R. H.
frequency spectral cues Webster, W. R.
Carello, C., Fitzpatrick, P., & Turvey, M. T. Hap- Gogel, W. C., & Tietz, J. D. Absence of compen-
tic probing: Perceiving the length of a probe and sation and reasoning-like processes in the percep-
the distance of a surface probed tion of orientation in depth
Church, R. M. See Collyer, C. E. Grainger, J., O'Regan, J. K., Jacobs, A., & Segui,
Cloutier, P. See Petrusic, W. M. J. Neighborhood frequency effects and letter visi-
Collyer, C. E., Broadbent, H. A., & Church, R. M. bility in visual word recognition
Categorical time production: Evidence for dis- Gregson, R. A. M., & Harvey, J. P. Similarities of
crete timing in motor control low-dimensional chaotic auditory attractor se-
Coren, S. See Purghé, F. quences to quasirandom noise
Craig, J. C. See Evans, P. M. Grice, G. R., & Reed, J. M. What makes targets re-
Crassini, B. See Day, R. H. Geye ek ee eh bartels saa 437
Crassini, B. See Webster, W. R. Hagen, B. A. See Flach, J. M.
Craven, B. J. A table of d’ for M-alternative odd- Hanna, T. E. See Leek, M. R.
man-out forced-choice procedures Harvey, J. P. See Gregson, R. A. M.
Day, R. H., Webster, W. R., Gillies, O., & Crassini, Heller, M. A. The effect of orientation on tactual
B. Spatial-frequency-contingent color aftereffects: braille recognition: Optimal touching positions . .
Adaptation with one-dimensional stimuli Hershenson, M. Size-distance invariance: Kinetic
Day, R. H. See Webster, W. R. invariance is different from static invariance... .
Dekle, D. J., Fowler, C. A., & Funnell, M. G. Higashiyama, A. Anisotropic perception of visual
Audiovisual integration in perception of real angle: Implications for the horizontal -vertical il-
lusion, overconstancy of size, and the moon
Deregowski, J. B., & Parker, D. M. Three-space
infer- Hilkhuysen, G. See Nakajima, Y.
ence from two-space stimulation Hoffman, D. D. See Saidpour, A.
Dienes, Z. See Driver, J. Humanski, R. A. See Butler, R. A.
Driver, J., McLeod, P., & Dienes, Z. Motion coher- Jacobs, A. M. See Grainger, J.
ence and conjunction search: Implications for Jenison, R. L. See Kluender, K. R.
guided search theory Johnston, J. C. See Remington, R. W.
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Kappers, A. M. L. See Wiist, R. psychophysical judgment: An unfolding view of
Kluender, K. R., & Jenison, R. L. Effects of glide comparative judgments of mental workload
slope, noise intensity, and noise duration on the Predebon, J. The role of instructions and famitiar
extrapolation of FM glides through noise size in absolute judgments of size and distance . .
Kluender, K. R., & Walsh, M. A. Amplitude rise Pressey, A. W. Another look at attentive fields:
time and the perception of the voiceless affri- Comments on Pollack and Jaeger
cate/fricative distinction Pressey, A. W., & Pressey, C. A. Attentive fields
Koenderink, J. J. See Wiist, R. are related to focal and contextual features: A
Kurtz, K. J. See Warren, W. H. study of Miiller-Lyer distortions
Kwak, H.-W., & Egeth, H. Consequences ofa llocat- Pressey, C. A. See Pressey, A. W.
ing attention to locations and to other attributes. . Prinzmetal, W. The word-superiority effect does not
Lappin, J. S., & Love, S. R. Planar motion permits require a T-scope
perception of metric structure in stereopsis Purghé, F., & Coren, S. Subjective contours 1900-
Lappin, J. S. See Norman, J. F. 1990: Research trends and bibliography
Larish, J. F. See Flach, J. M. Reed, J. M. See Grice, G. R.
Leek, M. R., Hanna, T. E., & Marshall, L. Estima- Remington, R. W., Johnston, J. C., & Yantis, S. In-
tion of psychometric functions from adaptive voluntary attentional capture by abrupt onsets . .
tracking procedures Repp, B. H. Perceptual restoration of a “missing”
Lesko, K. E. See Melara, R. D. speech sound: Auditory induction or illusion? ... . 14
Li, X., & Smith, A. F. Unitary classification in a Riener, K. R. See Bashford, Jr., J. A.
NE on cor cartes wag’ wie aba Wace Fadasee 257 Robinson, G.H. Single-parameter power law
Love, S. R. See Lappin, J. S. psychophysics of auditory numerosity and the
Lusky, M. See Thomas, D. R. psychological moment hypothesis
MacRae, A. W., & Geelhoed, E. N. Preferenccea n Saidpour, A., Braunstein, M. L., & Hoffman, D. D.
be more powerful than detection of oddity as a Interpolation in structure from motion
test of discriminability Sanders, B. See McRoberts, G. W.
Marks, L. E. The slippery context effect in psycho- Sasaki, T. See Nakajima, Y.
physics: Intensive, extensive, and qualitative con- Segui, J. See Grainger, J.
Seltzer, S. F., Yarczower, M., Woo, R., & Seltzer,
Marks, L. E. See Melara, R. D. J. L. Laterality and modality-specific effects of
Marshall, L. See Leek, M. R. chronic pain
May, J. G. See Brown, J. M. Seltzer, J. L. See Seltzer, S. F.
McLeod, P. See Driver, J. Shibuta, K. See Ono, H.
McRoberts, G. W., & Sanders, B. Sex differences Shimono, K. See Ono, H.
in performance and hemispheric organization for Smith, A. F. See Li, X.
a nonverbal auditory task Swanson, W.H., & Birch, E. E. Extracting
Melara, R. D., Marks, L. E., & Lesko, K. E. Op- thresholds from noisy psychophysical data
tional processes in similarity judgments Tekman, H. G., & Bharucha, J. J. Time course of
Merkel, F. See Pang, K. chord priming
Morrison, S. See Thomas, D. R. Ten Hoopen, G. See Nakajima, Y.
Nakajima, Y., ten Hoopen, G., Hilkhuysen, G., & Theeuwes, J. Perceptual selectivity for color and
Sasaki, T. Time-shrinking: A discontinuity in the
perception of auditory temporal patterns Thomas, D. R., Lusky, M., & Morrison, S. A com-
Nakayama, K. See Bravo, M. J. parison of generalization functions and frame of
Norman, J. F., & Lappin, J. S. The detection of sur- reference effects in different training paradigms. .
face curvatures defined by optical motion Tietz, J. D. See Gogel, W. C.
Olton, D. S. See Pang, K. Turvey, M. T. See Carello, C.
Ono, H., Shimono, K., & Shibuta, K. Occlusion as Walsh, M. A. See Kluender, K. R.
a depth cue in the Wheatstone-Panum limiting Warren, R. M. See Bashford, Jr., J. A.
Warren, W. H., & Kurtz, K. J. The role of central
O’Regan, J. K. See Grainger, J. and peripheral vision in perceiving the direction
Pang, K., Merkel, F., Egeth, H., & Olton, D. S. Ex- of self-motion
pectancy and stimulus frequency: A comparative Webster, W. R., Day, R. H., Gillies, O., & Cras-
analysis in rats and humans sini, B. Spatial-frequency-contingent color after-
Parker, D. M. See Deregowski, J. B. effects: Adaptation with two-dimensional stimu-
Pesta, B. J. See Emerson, P. L. lus patterns
Petrusic, W. M., & Cloutier, P. Metacognition in Webster, W. R. See Day, R. H.
Weisstein, N. See Brown, J. M. NOTICES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Woo, R. See Seltzer, S. F.
Wiist, R., Kappers, A. M. L., & Koenderink, J. J. Nominations for the Editorship of Perception & Psychophysics. . .
Visually controlled matching of pattern movement . .569
Nominations for the Editorship of Memory & Cognition
Yantis, S. See Remington, R. W.
Yarczower, M. See Seltzer, S. F. Travel grant for Brussels Congress
Call for assistance in the compilation of a seven of the Psycho-
nomic Society
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