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• Who is Fechner and Why He Still Matters

  Jordan Richard Schoenherr

  vi-viii

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• In Memoriam: R. Duncan Luce (1925-2012)

  Stephen Link, Louis Narens, James Townsend

  1-5

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• Loudness "fatigue" with two ears but not with one: simultaneous dichotic loudness balance (SDLB) explained

  Lance Nizami

  6-11

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• The human cochlear mechanical nonlinearity inferred through the Schairer et al. (2003) model

  Lance Nizami

  12-17

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• James McKeen Cattell and the method of constant stimuli in the psychophysics of movement

  Roger Adams, Kwee-Yum Lee, Gordon Wadddington, Hae-Jung Lee

  18-23

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• Comparisons of indices of movement discrimination: Psychometric function, information theory, and signal detection analysis

  Kwee-Yum Lee, Roger Adams, Hae-Jung Lee, Gordon Waddington

  24-29

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• Applying SDT to speeded paper and pencil test

  John S. Monahan, Maureen A. Harke

  30-35

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• Testing the logistic prediction of the relative judgment theory of psychological discrimination

  Stephen Link

  36-41

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• Does psychology require more (refined) data?

  Denis Cousineau

  42-47

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• The effect of non-adjacent luminance gradients on simultaneous lightness contrast

  Daniele Zavagno, Olga Daneyko

  48-53

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• Consequential Science: Psychophysical Technologies and Their Implementations

  Eugene Galanter, Patricia Hannan

  54-55

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• Acoustic correlate of phonological sonority in British English

  Yoshitaka Nakajima, Kazuo Ueda, Shota Fujimaru, Hirotoshi Motomura, Yuki Ohsaka

  56-61

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• Perceptual roles of different frequency bands in Japanese syllable identification

  Kazuo Ueda, Yoshitaka Nakajima

  62-67

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• French and English rhythms are perceptually discriminable with only intensity changes in low frequency regions of speech

  Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Simon Grondin, Yoshitaka Nakajima, Kazuo Ueda

  68-73

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• Listening to semantically anomalous sentences masked by noise and competing speech in a second language: a cross-language study on Korean-English bilinguals

  Meital Avivi-Reich, M.H. Bae, Y. Kang, B.A. Schneider

  74-78

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• Subjective Confidence of Acoustic and Phonemic Representations During Speech Perception

  Jordan Richard Schoenherr, John Logan, Cassandra Larose

  79-84

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• Implied movement perception in different static artworks affects subjective time

  José Lino Oliveira Bueno, Francisco Carlos Nather

  85-90

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• A new perspective on visual word processing efficiency

  James T. Townsend, Joseph W. Houpt

  91-96

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• Real-time gating of cyclic brain activity: Evidence from modulations of binocular rivalry induced by rapid stimulus interruptions

  Hans G. Geissler, V. Vanagas, R. Bliumas, R. Stanikunas, H. Vaitkevicius

  97-112

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• Psychophysical scaling in pain in newborns: component comparison analysis

  Rosana Maria Tristão, Naiara Viudes Martins Garcia, José Alfredo Lacerda de Jesus, Carlos Tomaz

  113-118

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• Aristotle (c. 384-322 BC) and size-distance invariance

  Helen E. Ross, G. Lock, J. Schönbeck

  119-124

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• Audiovisual speech gaze strategies

  Willy Wong, Astrid Yi, Moshe Eizenman

  125-130

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• Perceiving filled vs. empty time intervals: A comparison of adjustment and magnitude estimation methods

  Emi Hasuo, Yoshitak Nakajima, Erika Tomimatsu, Simon Grondin, Kazuo Ueda

  131-136

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• Does requiring participants to produce the foreperiod duration eliminate the effect of foreperiod length on a subsequent RT task?

  Craig Leth-Steensen, Adam Chitty

  137-142

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• Performance evaluation of diving using the Borg CR100 scale®

  Elisabet Borg, Gunnar Borg

  143-146

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• What's new? Not Us

  Scott Parker

  147-151

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• Names will hurt you: Effect of label on liking and preference

  Debra A. Zellner, Kaila Hoer, Juliann Feldman

  152-155

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• A half-century's perspective on Békésy tracking and loudness growth at threshold

  Elizabeth Rooney, Mary Florentine

  156-161

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• A brief trip into the history of psychophysical measurement

  Sergio Cesare Masin

  162-167

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• Cross-modality in comparison of successive stimuli

  Åke Hellström, Caroline Cederström

  168-173

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• From mathematics to psychophysics: David Hilbert and the "Fechner case"

  Mauro Antonelli, Verena Zudini

  174-179

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• The "launching effect" depends on size of colliding objects

  Michele Vicovaro, Luigi Burigana

  180-185

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• Perception is nothing without control (of velocity)

  A. Bastianelli, M. Vicentini, M. Scandola, P. Fiorini

  186-191

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• The role of visual haptic delay in tele-operation protocols

  M. Scandola, A. Bastianelli, M. Vicentini, P. Fiorini

  192-197

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• Functional estimates of importance of facial features and oculomotor behavior: a straightforward or an intricate relation?

  Armando M Oliveira, Ana D. Silva, M. Isidoro, Ricardo G. Viegas, Nuno Sá Teixeira

  198-202

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• What makes Mona Lisa smile? Investigating a halo model of configural face effects

  Armando M. Oliveira, Ana Duarte Silva, Nuno Sá Teixeira, Ricardo G. Viegas

  203-208

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• The observable R and the unobservable r: Brain and rating responses in an integration task with pairs of emotional faces

  Telmo Pereira, Armando Oliveira, Isabel B. Fonseca

  209-213

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• About the influence of perceiving disgusted, happy and sad faces on time perception

  Noémie de la Sablonnière, Vincent Laflamme, Katherine Labonté, Simon Grondin

  214-219

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• About the effect of fear and disgust on time perception

  Vincent Laflamme, Noémie de la Sablonnière, Vanessa Fournier, Simon Grondin

  220-225

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• A category-order effect? Sub-categorical properties of stimuli determine a categorical effect

  Jordan Richard Schoenherr, Robert Thomson, Grant McGee, Guy Lacroix

  226-231

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• Dissociating Categorization Learning System: Overconfidence and Variations Learning Rates in Accuracy and Confidence Reports

  Jordan Richard Schoenherr, Guy Lacroix

  232-237

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• Temporal perception of acoustically presented time series

  Jirí Wackermann, Jakob Pacer, Marc Wittmann

  238-243

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• Can pitch be measured on a ration scale?

  Florian Kattner, Wolfgang Ellermeier

  244-249

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• Psychophysical approaches to neural efficiency and psychometric intelligence: Contrasting the coding efficiency hypothesis and the temporal resolution power hypothesis

  Thomas H. Rammsayer, Stefan J. Troche

  250-255

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• How stable is the stimulus magnitude effect on perceived duration?

  Martin Verner, Thomas Rammsayer

  256-261

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• Assimilation between two neighboring time intervals marked with tactile stimuli

  Emi Hasuo, Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Simon Grondin

  262-267

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• Measurements of velvet hand illusion by magnitude estimation and paired comparison

  Tetsu Miyaoka

  268-273

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• Effect of space between fingers on tactile duration discrimination

  Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Simon Grondin

  274-279

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• Influences of the sizes of tactile bars and dots on discriminability in people with visual impairment

  Wataru Toyoda, Kouki Doi, Hiroshi Fujimoto

  280-285

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• The presentation of long term duration of body movement in impressionist artworks differently distort the perception of time

  Francisco Carlos Nather, José Lino Oliveira Bueno

  286-291

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• Timing perception is affected by cubist paintings representing human figures

  Francisco Carlos Nather, Paola Alarcon Monteiro Fernandes, José Lino Oliveira Bueno

  292-297

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• Motion illusions caused by paintings of Op Art distort the perception of time

  Francisco Carlos Nather, Fernando Figueiredo Mecca, José Lino Oliveira Bueno

  298-303

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• The Identification of Non-Native Speech Sounds with Psychophysical Training

  Jordan Richard Schoenherr, John Logan, Cassandra Larose

  304-309

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• Effortful processing in the speed-accuracy tradeoff phenomenon

  Matthew S. Runge, Craig Leth-Steensen

  310-315

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• Your neighbors define your value: spatial bias in number comparison

  Samuel Shaki, Martin H. Fischer

  316-320

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• The spatial representation of non-symbolic numerical quantities

  Riccardo Luccio, Antonia Fumarola, Giorgia Tamburini, Tiziano Agostini

  321-327

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