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• PERCEIVING OBJECTS MOVING THROUGH SPACE AND TIME: “WHERE†AND “WHEN†ARE INTERTWINED

  Rossana Actis-Grosso, Alessia Bastianelli

  99-104

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• APPARENT TRANSPARENCY IN MOTION: VISUAL PHANTOMS AND THE ROSENBACH EFFECT.

  Rossana Actis-Grosso, Giovanni Bruno Vicario, Mario Zanforlin

  499-504

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• IDENTIFIABILITY AND GOODNESS OF RECOVERY IN THE CONSTRAINED GAIN-LOSS MODEL

  Pasquale Anselmi, Luca Stefanutti, Egidio Robusto

  21-26

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• FECHNER VS. BRENTANO: THEIR UNPUBLISHED CORRESPONDENCE ON PSYCHOPHYSICS

  Mauro Antonelli, Verena Zudini

  299-304

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• STROOP EFFECT WITH SYNONYMOUS HOMOGRAPHIC HETEROPHONEMIC WORDS IN JAPANESE KANJI

  Yuki Ashitaka, Hiroyuki Shimada

  535-538

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• ROVING VERSUS FIXED STANDARD IN NUMERICAL COMPARISONS: THE DISTANCE EFFECT REVISITED

  Merav Ben-Nathan, Daniel Algom

  381-384

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• PSYCHOPHYSICS: TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP ENABLE ‘MEASURING THE IMPOSSIBLE’

  Birgitta Berglund, Anders Höglund

  321-326

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• PSYCHOPHYSICAL METHOD COMPARISON TO ESTIMATE PSYCHOMETRIC FUNCTIONS FOR VISUALLY PERCEIVED SIZES

  Leonardo G. Bernadino, Bruno M. de Sousa, Sérgio S. Fukusima

  305.308

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• BRIEF EXPOSURE OF PICTORIAL DEPTH CUES AFFECTS PERCEIVED SIZES

  Leonardo G. Bernadino, Bruno M. de Sousa, Sérgio S. Fukusima

  377-380

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• THE CONTRIBUTION OF PROPRIOCEPTION AND TOUCH TO THE PERCEPTION OF WEAK FORCES: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

  Gabriel Boud-Bovy, Elia Gatti

  589-593

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• A PILOT STUDY TO VALIDATE THE BORG CR100 (CENTIMAX) SCALE®, ON MENTALLY STRESSFUL STIMULI.

  Elisabet Borg, Sofia Granberg

  451-456

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• A STUDY OF RANGE EFFECTS FOR THE BORG CR100 (CENTIMAX) SCALE® AND MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION IN LOUDNESS

  Elisabet Borg, Mats E. Nilsson

  457-460

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• FROM IMPOSSIBLE TO POSSIBLE THANKS MOTION: A NEW TRANSPARENCY EFFECT

  Daniela Bressanelli, Simone Gori

  187-190

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• EXPERIMENTAL PHENOMENOLOGY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOPHYSICS: THE PERCEPTIONS OF CONTRARIES

  Roberto Burro, Ivana Bianchi, Ugo Savardi

  489-494

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• What is the Evidence for Quantum Like Interference Effects in Perception?

  J. R. Busemeyer, J. T. Townsend, J. S. Trueblood

  133-138

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• PHENOMENAL INFLUENCES ON FRÖHLICH EFFECT

  Grazia Caporusso, Riccardo Luccio

  585-588

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• LOCALIZING OBJECTS IN SPACE AND TIME: A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL BASED ON A PREDICTIVE MECHANISM

  Alessandro Carlini, Rossana Actis-Grosso, Thierry Pozzo

  385-390

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• SPACE AND TIME IN BENUSSI TAU EFFECT

  Roberta Cermisoni, Rossana Actis-Grosso, Natale Stucchi, Mauro Antonelli

  483-488

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• ROBUSTNESS OF THE MUNSELL SCALE WITH REGARDS TO LUMINANCE CHANGES ON ITS BACKGROUND.

  Olga Daneyko, Tiziano Agostini, Daniele Zavagno

  543-548

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• AUDITORY MOTION AND VISUAL REPRESENTATIONAL MOMENTUM: EFFECTS OF RESPONSE METHOD

  Nuno A. De Sá Teixeira, Timothy L. Hubbard

  409-414

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• ARISTOTLE VERSUS PHILOPONUS: A FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO THE INTUITIVE PHYSICS OF PROJECTILES

  Nuno De Sá Teixeira, Armando M. Oliveira

  315-320

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• THE COGNITIVE ALGEBRA OF PROTOTYPICAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION IN THE FACE: ONE OR MANY INTEGRATION RULES?

  Ana Duarte Silva, Armando M. Oliveira, Ricardo G. Viegas, Miguel Oliveira, Vladimiro Lourenco, André Goncalves

  333-338

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• ANGULAR OVERESTIMATION ENHANCES CODING PRECISION: SCALE EXPANSION THEORY IN SLANT PERCEPTION

  Frank H. Durgin, Zhi Li

  63-68

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• VARIABILITY IN GAMMA ACTIVITY DURING OBSERVATION OF AMBIGUOUS FIGURES

  Werner Ehm, Michael Bach, Jürgen Kornmeier

  433-438

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• SCALAR TIMING (EXPECTANCY) THEORY: A COMPARISON BETWEEN PROSPECTIVE AND RETROSPECTIVE DURATION

  Hannes Eisler, Anna D. Eisler

  221-226

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• TIME PERCEPTION IN CHILDREN: EMPIRICAL STUDIES IN A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH

  Anna D. Eisler, Hannes Eisler

  575-580

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• Temporal structure and inner psychophysics: A glimpse of equilibrium?

  Mark A. Elliott

  105-110

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• SEMANTIC STRUCTURE CAUSES STIMULUS-VALENCE DEPENDENT PRESENTATION-ORDER EFFECTS IN PREFERENCE COMPARISONS

  Mats P. Englund, Ake Hellström

  555-558

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• CHILDREN AFFECTED BY DEVELOPMENTAL DYSLEXIA SHOW REDUCED SENSITIVITY TO VISUAL MOTION ILLUSIONS

  Andrea Facoetti, Enrico Giora, Luca Ronconi, Milena Ruffino, Simone Gori

  175-180

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• KINESTHETIC AND VISUAL-KINESTHETIC PERCEPTION OF INCLINATION: TESTING THE VALIDITY OF THE PADDLE METHOD

  Catina Feresin, Tiziano Agostini, Nila Negrin-Saviolo

  75-80

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• TQM AS A TOOL TO INQUIRE INTO CYCLIC STRUCTURES IN MENTAL TIMING

  Hans-Georg Geissler

  139-154

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• MEASURING SIZE OF A NEVER-PRESENT OBJECT: VISUAL OBJECT FORMATION THROUGH SPATIOTEMPORAL INTERPOLATION

  Tandra Ghose, Janelle Liu, Philip J. Kellman

  171-174

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• ANTICIPATION MECHANISMS IN TEMPORAL EVENT-CODING?

  Anne Giersch, Mitsouko van Assche, Weixin Wang, Laurence Lalanne

  275-280

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• THE EFFECTS OF MEMORY LOAD IN VISUAL SEARCH ARE MODULATED BY SIMULARITY BETWEEN THE MATIRIALS INVOLVED

  Beatriz Gil-Gómez de Liaño, Juan Botella, David Pascual-Ezama

  581-584

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• SENSITIVITY TO TEXTURAL STATISTICS AFFECTS THE PERCEIVED SIZE OF A VISUAL OBJECT

  Enrico Giora, Simone Gori

  269-274

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• TIME PRODUCTION, PEAK ALPHA FREQUENCY, AND SEX DIFFERENCES: THE PLOT THICKENS

  Joseph Glicksohn, Tal D. Ben-Soussan, Aviva B. Ohana, Abraham Goldstein, Opher Donchin

  117-122

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• THE STRENGTH OF A VISUAL ILLUSION MEASURED BY A RELATED ILLUSORY PHENOMENON

  Simone Gori, Enrico Giora, Tiziano Agostini

  191-196

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• THE LOCUS OF COLLINEAR FACILITATION IN TEXTURE PROCESSING: AN EARLY OR LATE CORTICAL SEAT?

  Alba Grieco, Armando M. Oliveira

  263-268

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• EFFECT OF THE SPACE BETWEEN TACTILE STIMULI MARKING EMPTY TIME INTERVALS ON DURATION CATEGORIZATION

  Simon Grondin, Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Takako Mitsudo

  529-534
• USING VPYTHON FOR PSYCHOPHYSICS

  Pearl S. Guterman, Robert S. Allison, Stephen Palmisano

  281-286

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• INFLUENCE OF GROUND SURFACE ON SLANT PERCEPTION

  Alen Hajnal, Blake Watkins, Nicholas Jordan, Jordan Morrow, David Bunch, Attila Farkas

  69-74

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• A NEW PROCEDURE FOR PSYCHOPHYSICAL ASSESSMENT OF PERFORMANCE ON COINCIDENCE TIMING: EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF DURATION OF TARGET PRESENTATION AND TARGET MASKING

  Judith Haldemann, Thomas Rammsayer

  445-450

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• SELF-TIMING IN MEMORY AND VISUAL SEARCH TASKS

  Hye J. Han, Charles Viau-Quesnel, Zhuangzhuang Xi, Richard Schweickert, Claudette Fortin

  357-362

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• DOES FILLED DURATION ILLUSION TAKE PLACE FOR VERY SHORT TIME INTERVALS?

  Emi Hasuo, Yoshitaka Nakajima, Kazuo Ueda

  245-250

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• EFFECTS OF TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL SEPARATION ON VELOCITY AND STRENGTH OF ILLUSORY LINE MOTION

  Timothy L. Hubbard, Susan E. Ruppel

  93-98

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• DECODING EMOTIONAL EXPERSSIONS: INTERACTION OF PERCEIVED RACE AND IMPLICIT RACIAL PREFERENCES

  Åse Ines-Ker, Fredrik Björklund, Patrik Bratkovic

  227-232

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• SPATIAL PERCEPTION DURING CONROL WITH ANOTHER:

  Scott Jordan, Andrew Kenning, Jim Clinton, Justin Durtschi

  87-92

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• VOWEL QUALITY DECAY AND PERCEPTUAL ASYMMETRIES IN LIGHT OF THE NEUTRALISATION HYPOTHESIS

  Charalampos Karypidis, Antonia Colazo-Simon

  345-350

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• EMOTIONAL VALENCE AND PSYCHOACOUSTICS OF IRRELEVANT SPEECH

  Florian Kattner, Wolfgang Ellermeier

  399-402

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• FECHNERIAN SCALING OF IRT MODELS FOR DICHOTOMOUS DATA

  Thomas Kiefer, Ali Ünlü

  51-56

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• TEMPUS NON FUGIT? EFFECTS OF DEPRESSION, ATTENTION AND MEMORY ON TIME PERCEPTION

  Diana E. Kornbrot, Rachel M. Msetfi, Robin A. Murphy

  111-116

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• USING WELL-BEHAVED THURSTONIAN-TYPE MODELS TO EMULATE REGULAR MINIMALITY

  Janne V. Kujala, Ethibar N. Dzhafarov

  39-44

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• PSYCHOPHISICAL SCALES FOR PAIN AND SKIN CONDUCTANCE AS INDICATORS OF ACUTE PAIN IN THE NEONATE

  José A. Lacerda de Jesus, Rosana M. Tristão, Marcos V. de Oliveira, Naiara Viudes, Mariana Afflalo, Leticia Marçal

  549-554

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• REPRESENTATIONAL ECONOMY, NOT PROCESSING SPEED, DETERMINES PREFERRED PROCESSING STRATEGY

  Thomas Lachmann, Cees van Leeuwen

  471-476

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• LONG-TERM REPRESENTATIONS IN ABSOLUTE IDENTIFICATION

  Yves Lacouture

  559-564

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• WAVE THEORY: A (NON-RANDOM) WALK THROUGH ESSENTIALS. EXPANSIONS, AND OPEN ISSUES.

  Stephen W. Link

  127-132

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• FECHNER’S SEELENFRAGE: THE PLACE OF THE SOUL IN PSYCHOLOGY

  Riccardo Luccio

  5-8

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• PERCEPTUAL BIASES AND LOUDNESS CHANGE: INVESTIGATING COGNITIVE SENSORY EXPLAINATION

  Kirk N. Olsen, Catherine J. Stephens

  594

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• ELECTRICAL NEUROIMAGING EVIDENCES OF SEX DIFFERENCES IN SOCIAL COGNITION: FACE PROCESSING

  Alice Mado Proverbio

  161-164

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• SALIENT TASK-IRRELEVANT STIMULI DISRUPT ORTHOGONAL INFORMATION BUT ENHANCE CORRELATED INFORMATION

  Yanic Mama, Daniel Algom

  367-370

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• EFFECTS OF FAST ADAPTATION WITH COMPLEX MOTION

  Marcelo Maniglia, Andrea Pavan, Gianluca Campana, Clara Casco

  351-356

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• THE INTUITIVE LAW OF BUOYANCY

  Sergio C. Masin, Stefano Rispoli

  309-314

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• PERCEPTUAL BODY DISTORTION AND BODY DISSATISFACTION: A STUDY USING ADJUSTABLE PARTIAL IMAGE DISTORTION

  Davide Massidda, Alessia Bastianelli, Giulio Vidotto

  511-516

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• THE EFFECTS OF INCONGRUENT PROBABILITY, RESPONSE MODE, AND STIMULUS SET ON RT

  John S. Monahan

  9-14

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• EPISTEMOLOGICAL MODELS IN PSYCHOACOUSTICS: A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

  Carmela Morabito, Mattia Della Rocca

  327-332

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• STRUCTURAL IMBALANCE AND AESTHETIC PREFERENCE IN DOMESTIC CHICKS

  Paul Mulcahy, Orsola Rosa Salva, Mark A. Elliott, Lucia Regolin

  569-574

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• AUDITORY EVENTS THAT SEEM TO BE FORMED ILLUSORILY FROM OFFSET CUES

  Yoshitaka Nakajima, Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Tomomi Terada

  239-244

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• BODY MOVEMENTS AND TIMING ESTIMATION RELATED TO VISUAL OBSERVATION OF DIFFERENT IMAGES REPRESENTING DISTINCT BODY POSITIONS

  Francisco C. Nather, José L. Oliveira Bueno, Daniela C. Carvalho De Abreu, Matheus Machado Gomes

  427-432

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• EFFICIENT OR INEFFICIENT PROCESSING OF SHADOWS? A CHANGE BLINDNESS STUDY

  Massimo Nucci, Giovanni Galfano, Massimiliano Pastore

  415-420

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• HOW DOES LULLABIES OF DIFFERENT ETHNICITIES INFLUENCE THE SUBJECTIVE TIME ESTIMATION?

  José L. Oliveira Bueno, Alexandre A. M. Moisés

  215-220

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• fMRI BOLD SIGNAL CHANGES AS A POWER FUNCTION OF LUMINANCE: AN INTERNAL PSYCHOPHYSICS APPROACH

  Naoyuki Osaka, Hiroyuki Tsubomi, Takashi Ikeda, Mariko Osaka

  123-126

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• PROCESSING CHIMERIC FACES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ASPERGER SYNDROME

  Galina V. Paramel, David L. Bimler, Tolga Aykut

  233-238

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• COMIC PERCEPTION AND INCONGRUENT CAUSAL EVENTS: THE ROLE OF PARADOXICAL ANIMACY

  Giulia Parovel, Daniela Bressanelli

  565-568

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• COMPARING AND ESTIMATING EFFORTS

  William M. Petrusic

  27-32

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• EVALUATION OF THE EQUIVALENCE OF TWO DIFFERENT METHODS OF THRESHOLD ESTIMATIONS WITH ADAPTIVE PSYCHOPHYSICAL PROCEDURES

  Amélie Pfäffli, Thomas H. Rammsayer

  287-292

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• PERCEIVED DEGREE AND DETECTABILITY OF FACIAL HAPPINESS AND ANGRINESS: THE ROLE OF THE PARTICULAR STIMULI

  Tonya S. Pixton, Maks P. Englund, Åke Hellström

  495-498

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• THE EFFECTS OF SENSORY MODALITY AND TYPE OF TASK ON DISCRIMINATION OF DURATIONS RANGING FROM 400 TO 1,400 MILLISECONDS

  Thomas H. Rammsayer

  439-444

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• SENSITIVITY TO SOCIAL VISUAL CUES IN THE DOMESTIC CHICK

  Lucia Regolin, Orsola Rosa Salva, Elena Mascalzoni

  517-522

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• PERSPECTIVE EFFECTS IN FRONTAL SLOPE PERCEPTION

  Helen E. Ross

  81-86

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• INSIGHT IN RATIO SCALES

  Giovanni B. Rossi, Francesco Crenna

  209-214

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• THE MECHANISM OF INTERVAL TIMING: LEARNING AND GENERALIZATION EFFECT OF INACCURATE FEEDBACK

  Chihiro Saito, Tadayuki Tayama

  371-376

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• RELATIONAL STIMULUS GENERALIZATION AND TRANSPOSITION IN THE YOUNG CHICKEN ÌS PSYCHOPHYSICS: WITHIN OR BETWEEN DESIGNING?

  Viktor Sarris, Petra Hauf

  203-208

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• COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ADJUSTMENT AND STAIRCASE METHODS FOR EVALUATING BODY SIZE DISTORTION AND DISSATISFACTION

  Michele Scandola, Alessia Bastianelli, Giulio Vidotto

  505-510

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• THE EVOLUTION OF PSYCHOPHYSICS: FROM SENSATION TO COGNITION AND BACK AGAIN

  Bruce A. Schneider, Scott Parker

  1-4

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• TRUE TO LIFE: THE ROLE OF BASE RATE AND WORD-COLOR CORRELATION IN ENGENDERING THE FAILURE OF SELECTIVE ATTENTION

  Vered Shakuf, Daniel Algom, Yakoov Kareev

  477-482

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• ARE STROOP FACILITATION AND INTERFERENCE EFFECTS ENHANCED BY AN ACCOMPANYING AUDITORY WORD?

  Hiroyuki Shimada, Yuki Ashitaka

  539-542

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• DURATION AND GROUPING IN AUDITORY EVENTS

  Michele Sinico

  363-366

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• SEX DIFFERENCES IN BODY LANGUAGE READING

  Arseny A. Sokolov, Samuel Krüger, Marina A. Pavlova

  155-160

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• ABUNDANT PRIMACY EFFECTS IN MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION OF LOUDNESS WITH INVARIANT STIMULUS RANGE

  Alexander N. Sokolov, Pietro Guardini, Paul Enck, Marina Pavlova

  251-256

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• THE POGGENDORFF ILLUSION WITH ANOMALOUS SURFACES: MANAGING PAC-MANS, PARALLELS LENGTH AND TYPE OF TRANSVERSAL.

  A. Spoto, D. Massidda, A. Bastianelli, R. Actis-Grosso, G. Vidotto

  181-186

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• SEQUENTIAL STREAMING REDUCES THE EFFECT OF NON-SIMULTANEOUS MASKING ON AUDITORY INTENSITY RESOLUTION

  Patricia Stahn, Daniel Oberfeld

  421-426

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• THE COMMUTATIVE RULE AS NEW TEST FOR ADDITIVE CONJOINT MEASURMENT: THEORY AND DATA

  Ragnar Steingrimsson, R. Duncan Luce

  15-20

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• FREQUENCY EFFECTS AND MEASUREMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

  Marco Tommasi, Silvia Errico

  467-470

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• WITH WHAT PROBABILITY REGULAR MINIMALITY CAN BE SATISFIED BY CHANCE?

  Matthias Trendtel, Ali Ünlü, Ethibar N. Dzhafarov

  57-62

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• ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF FLICKER-INDUCED FORM HALLUCINATIONS

  Deirdre Twomey, Mark Glennon, Mark A. Elliott

  523-528

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• EFFECTS OF FREQUENCY-BAND ELIMINATION ON SYLLABLE IDENTIFICATION OF JAPANESE NOISE-VOCODED SPEECH: ANALYSES OF CONFUSION MATRICES

  Kazuo Ueda, Yoshitaka Nakajima, Yu'ichi Satsukawa

  33-38

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• TESTING FOR REGULAR MINIMALITY

  Ali Ünlü, Matthias Trendtel

  45-50

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• MEASURING PLIABLE PERCEPTION CAPABILITIES IN TELEOPERATED AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS

  Marco Vicentini, Marco Righele, Davide Zerbato, Diego Dall'Alba, Debora Botturi

  403-408

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• THE LINEAR INTEGRATION MODEL OF THE SIZE-WEIGHT ILLUSION: ESTIMATING ITS PARAMETERS BY OPTIMAL LINEAR SEPARATION

  Michele Vicovaro, Luigi Burigana

  391-398

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• LOSS AVERSION AND THE LOCUS OF NONLINEARITY IN DECISION UNDER RISK: A TEST BETWEEN PROSPECT THEORY AND SP/A THEORY WITH FUNCTIONAL MEASUREMENT

  Ricardo G. Viegas, Armando M. Oliveira, Ana Garriga-Trillo

  339-344

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• GEOMETRIC–OPTICAL ILLUSIONS: A PEDESTRIAN’S VIEW OF THE PHENOMENAL LANDSCAPE

  Jirí Wackermann

  165-170

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• NO RETINAL EFFERENCE IN HUMANS: AN URBAN LEGEND

  Gerald S. Wassermann, Amanda R. Bolbecker, Jia Li, Corrinne C. M. Lim-Kessler

  257-262

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• TEMPORAL ORDER JUDGEMENTS - A SENSITIVE MEASURE FOR MEASURING PERCEPTUAL LATENCY?

  Katharina Weiß, Ingrid Scharlau

  461-466

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• WEBER’S LAW AND THE STATISTICS OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

  Christoph Zetzsche, Florian Röhrbein, Kerstin Schill

  293-298

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• ABSOLUTE PRODUCTION AS A - POSSIBLE - METHOD TO EXTERNALIZE THE PROPERTIES OF CONTEXT DEPENDENT INTERNAL REPRESENTATIONS

  V. Zotov, S. Shaky, A. A. J. Marley

  197-202

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