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• Measurement and Learning

  Eugene Galanter

  1-6

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• PSYCHOPHYSICS OF FACE RECOGNITION

  Stephen Link, Kang Lee

  7-12

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• TOWARD A NEW PSYCHOPHYSICS BASED ON GEOMETRY AND STOCHASTIC SYSTEMS THEORY

  James T. Townsend, Joseph W. Houpt, Noah H. Silbert, Nicholas A. Altieri

  13-18

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• PSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES ASSOCIATED WITH INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THALAMOCORTICAL OSCILLATORS

  David L. Robinson

  19-36

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• ON THE VALUE OF CONSTANCY, THE CONSTANCY OF VALUES, AND THE SINGULAR ROLE OF TIME IN FUNDAMENTAL PSYCHOPHYSICAL LAWS

  Hans Georg Geissler

  37-54

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• RETROSPECTIVE, AND PROSPECTIVE CONSIDERATIONS ON PSYCHOPHYSICAL MEASUREMENT EMANATING FROM TIME PERCEPTION STUDIES

  Hannes Eisler

  55-58

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• HOW PSYCHOPHYSICS CHANGED THE FOOD BUSINESS, AND HOW THE FOOD BUSINESS FOREVER CHANGED PSYCHOPHYSICS

  Howard R. Moskowitz

  59-64

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• MEASURING SIZE CONSTANCY AND THE MOON ILLUSION

  Helen E. Ross

  65-68

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• CRIMINATION, CONTEXT, AND SENSORY REPRESENTATIONS

  Bruce A. Schneider, Scott Parker

  69-74

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• MEASURING PERCEIVED MAGNITUDE: IT’S LEGAL BUT IS IT LAWFUL?

  Robert Teghtsoonian

  75-82

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• ADVANCEMENTS IN PSYCHOPHYSICS LEAD TO A NEW UNDERSTANDING OF LOUDNESS IN NORMAL HEARING AND HEARING LOSS

  Mary Florentine

  83-88

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• EXTENDING EVIDENCE ACCRUAL MODELS OF TWO-ALTERNATIVE FORCED-CHOICE DECISION MAKING TO THE n-ALTERNATIVE CASE

  Steven R. Carroll, William M. Petrusic

  89-94

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• WORKING MEMORY CONSTRAINTS ON SYMBOLIC COMPARISON

  Craig Leth Steensen

  95-100

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• ON THE TIME TO SUBTRACT: DONDERS REVISITED

  William M. Petrusic

  101-106

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• INSTRUCTION-DEPENDENT SNARC FOR COMPARISONS OF LINEARLY ORDERED SYMBOLIC STIMULI

  Samuel Shaki, Craig Leth-Steensen

  107-112

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• MAGNITUDE RATINGS FOR PERCEIVED CHANGES IN PHOTOGRAPHS OF NATURAL SCENES MAY BE LINEARLY PROPORTIONAL TO DIFFERENCES IN NEURONAL FIRING RATES

  David J. Tolhurst, Michelle P.S. To, George P. Lovell, Tom Troscianko

  113-118

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• EFFECTS OF CLOSE AND DISTANT REVERSE TONAL PATHWAYS IN MUSICAL STIMULI ON RETROSPECTIVE TIME REPRODUCTIONS

  Érico Artioli Firmino, José Lino Oliveira Bueno, Emmanuel Bigand

  119-122

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• A NEURAL MODEL FOR THE DETECTION OF TEMPORAL STRUCTURE

  Dražen Domijan

  123-128

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• WHEN WHERE THINGS ARE DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU’RE DOING: STIMULUS CONTROL REVERSES IMPLIED FRICITON EFFECTS IN SPATIAL PERCEPTION

  Scott J. Jordan

  129-132

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• HEAVINESS OR MOVEABLENESS? IS PERCEPTION SENSITIVE TO HIGHORDER, ACTION-RELEVANT PHYSICAL VARIABLES?

  Kevin Shockley

  133-136

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• DERIVING A PSYCHOPHYSICAL LAW FOR VELOCITY FROM THE MOTOR LOCALIZATION OF A MOVING TARGET

  Nuno Alexandre De Sá Teixeira, Armando Mónica Oliveira, Michel Ange Amorim

  137-142

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• ANTHROPOLOGICAL TURN: A MISSED CHANCE FOR PSYCHOPHYSICS?

  Jirí Wackermann

  143-148

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• AN ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTUAL DEPENDENCIES IN AUDIOVISUAL SPEECH PERCEPTION: A NEW APPROACH

  Nicholas Altieri, Noah Silbert, James T. Townsend

  149-154

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• ASSESSING MULTISENSORY INTEGRATION WITH ADDITIVE FACTORS AND FUNCTIONAL MRI

  Thomas W. James, Ryan A. Stevenson, Sunah Kim

  155-160

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• Human brain responses to non-verbal audiovisual dynamic stimuli

  Aina Puce

  161-166

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• INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF MULTISENSORY INTEGRATION: FROM SINGLE UNITS TO PERCEPTION

  Mark T. Wallace

  167-172

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• CROSS-MODAL INFLUENCES ON REPRESENTATIONAL MOMENTUM AND REPRESENTATIONAL GRAVITY

  Timothy L. Hubbard, Jon R. Courtney

  173-178

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• THE PSYCHOPHYSICAL PARALLELISM FROM FECHNER TO GESTALT ISOMORPHISM: THE SPINOZIAN ROOTS

  Riccardo Luccio

  179-184

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• THE APPLICATION OF CIRCULAR STATISTICS TO PSYCHOPHYSICAL RESEARCH

  Pearl S. Guterman, Robert S. Allison, Hugh McCague

  185-190

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• MEASURING AND MODELING THE EFFECTS OF OCULAR ABERRATIONS ON VISUAL ACUITY

  Eugénie Dalimier, Chris Dainty

  191-196

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• NOISE EXCLUSION IN VISUAL AND AUDITORY MODALITIES IN CHILDREN WITH LANGUAGE DISORDER

  Stanislava Antonijević, Catriona Night, Gwendaline Dring, Deborah Lynch, Jemma Murphy, Martina Boyle, Mark A. Elliott

  197-202

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• SIGNAL DETECTION, AGING, AND CONTINGENCY ASSESSMENT

  Lorraine G. Allan, Samuel D. Hannah, Shepard Siegel

  203-208

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• INVESTIGATING THE PERCEPTION OF SIMULTANEITY IN PSYCHOSIS: A COMPARISON OF FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS AND TREATMENT-RESISTANT SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS WITH HEALTHY CONTROLS

  Heike Schmidt, John McFarland, Mohamed Ahmed, Colm McDonald, Mark A. Elliott

  209-214

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• MULTIDIMENSIONAL PSYCHOPHYSICS: SURFACE FEEL OF PRINTING PAPER AS A FUNCTION OF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

  Martin Arvidsson, Birgitta Berglund, Maiju Aikala, Katrin Danerlöv, John Kettle, Mark Rutland

  215-220

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• Measuring Odor Quality of Building Materials in and Odor Space

  B. Berglund, L. Zheng, P. Wargocki, H. N. Knudsen, B. Müller

  221-226

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• THE EFFECTS OF INCONGRUENT PROBABILITY AND STIMULUS-RESPONSE COMPATIBILITY ON SEQUENTIAL EFFECTS.

  John Monahan

  227-232

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• THE SUBJECTIVE CONTINUITY OF FREQUENCY-GLIDE TONES IN THE GAP TRANSFER ILLUSION

  Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Yoshitaka Nakajima

  233-238

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• AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBABILISTIC THEORY OF MEASUREMENT

  Giovanni Battista Rossi

  239-244

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• PSYCHOPHYSICAL STUDY OF EXPERTISE PERCEPTION OF DECEPTIVE MOTION IN RUGBY

  Shuji mori, Takuro Shimada

  245-250

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• COMPARING REACTION TIMES AND ACCURACY RATES IN A SAME / DIFFERENT TASK WITH FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

  Galina V. Paramei, David L. Bimler, Slawomir J. Skwarek

  251-260

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• THE TEMPORAL WEIGHTING OF THE LOUDNESS OF TIME-VARYING SOUNDS REFLECTS BOTH SENSORY AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES

  Daniel Oberfeld

  261-266

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• GROUPING BY CONFIGURATION INFLUENCES SEARCH

  Setu Havanur, Glyn Humphreys, Harriet Allen

  267-270

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• THE CURIOUS CASE OF LUTHER TRANT AND WEBER’S LAW

  Helen E. Ross, Martha Teghtsoonian

  271-276

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• Comparing Time Onsets: Does it Require to Mentally Group Items? A Question Derived From Results in Patients with Schizophernia

  Anne Giersch, Laurence Lalanne, Mitsouko van Assche

  277-282

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• Illusory Modifications of Area and Apparent Lightness

  Lucia Zanuttini

  283-288

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• NO FREQUENCY EFFECTS WHEN JUDGING CONTRASTS

  Marco Tommasi, Elias Casula

  289-292

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• TEMPORAL PROCESSING, RANGE EFFECT AND WEBER FRACTION

  Simon Grondin, Nicolas Bisson, Caroline Gagnon

  293-298

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• ORDER PREFERENCES AS A FUNCTION OF SIZE AND ORIENTATION OF THE DISPLAY

  Thomas Schinauer, Thomas Lachmann

  299-304

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• DIFFERENTIATION OF HOLISTIC PROCESSING IN THE TIME COURSE OF LETTER RECOGNITION

  Thomas Lachmann, Cees van Leeuwen

  305-310

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• PSYCHOLOGICAL TIME IN JAPANESE AND SWEDISH MALES: A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON

  Anna D. Eisler, Hannes Eisler

  311-316

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• AURALLY AIDED VISUAL SEARCH IN DEPTH USING ‘REAL’ AND ‘VIRTUAL’ CROWDS

  Jason S. Chan

  317-322

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• THE POGGENDORFF ILLUSION: THE PRESENCE OF ANOMALOUS FIGURE IN GENERATING THE EFFECT

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

  323-328

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• ADAPTATION TO RACIAL CONTENT OF EMERGENT RACE FACES: GRADIENT SHIFT OR PEAK SHIFT?

  Otto MacLin, Kim MacLin, Dwight Peterson

  329-334

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• THE ODOR PERCEPTION OF KEY DEGRADATION PRODUCTS OF POLYAMIDE 6.6

  Anna Lindqvist, Anders Höglund, Birgitta Berglund

  335-340

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• FINE-SURFACE-TEXTURE DISCRIMINATION BY INDIRECT TOUCH

  Tetsu Miyaoka

  341-346

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• WHAT D' SCORES CAN HIDE AND WHAT DECISION SPACE REPRESENTATIONS SHOULD REVEAL: AN ACCOUNT ON ASYMMETRIES IN VOWEL PERCEPTION

  Charalampos Karypidis

  347-352

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• Imputations of Missing Information to Incomplete Facial Expressions: A Study With Functional Measurement

  Armando Oliveira, Nuno Teixeira, Ricardo Viegas, Miguel Oliveira, Isabel Fonseca, Magda Jorão, Cindy Carvalho, Mikael Mendes, Fátima Simões, Eduardo Santos

  353-358

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• BRIGHTNESS ESTIMATION IN A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL WITH PRESYNAPTIC INHIBITION

  Veseljka Rebić, Mia Šetić, Dražen Domijan

  359-362

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• DYNAMICS OF ATTENTIONAL SHIFTS WITH HIERARCHICAL STIMULI

  Priyanka Srivastava, Narayanan Srinivasan

  363-368

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• IS MASS INVARIANT? EFFECTS OF MOVEMENT AMPLITUDE AND DURATION

  Baud Bovy Gabriel, Lisa Scocchia

  369-374

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• SNARC EFFECTS FOR POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE NUMBERS REPRESENTING TEMPERATURE

  Joel Lucas, William M. Petrusic

  375-380

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• TUNING AND BINDING IN COMPOUND ADAPTATION

  David McGovern, Sarah Hancock, Jonathan W. Peirce

  381-386

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• GOODNESS-LEVEL DEPENDENT WORD-ORDER EFFECT IN PREFERENCE COMPARISON: SEMANTICS IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR

  Mats P. Englund, Åke Hellström, Vladimir Calderon

  387-392

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

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

  393-398

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• TIME ESTIMATION AND EYE-TRACKING MOVEMENTS IN HUMAN BODY STATIC IMAGES

  Francisco Carlos Nather, José Lino Oliveira Bueno, Emmanuel Bigand

  399-404

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• The Favourable Reception of Gustav Fechner's 'The Little Book of Life after Death' in Japan

  Akira Iwabuchi

  405-410

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• DETECTING FREQUENCY-SPECIFIC PHASE SYNCHRONY IN BRAIN ELECTRICAL OSCILLATIONS

  Werner Ehm, Jürgen Kornmeier

  411-416

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• ILLUSORY UNIFICATION OF SIMULTANEOUS TEMPORAL GAPS OF GLIDE TONES THAT ARE APART FROM EACH OTHER IN FREQUENCY

  Yoshitaka Nakajima, Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Tomoko Uehara

  417-422

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• THE EFFECT OF A REMINDER STIMULUS ON THE DECISION STRATEGY ADOPTED IN THE TWO-ALTERNATIVE FORCED-CHOICE PROCEDURE

  Michael J. Hautus, Daniel Shepherd, Mei Peng

  423-428

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• TIME-ORDER EFFECTS IN TIMED BRIGHTNESS AND SIZE DISCRIMINATION OF PAIRED VISUAL STIMULI

  Geoffrey R. Patching, Mats P. Englund, Åke Hellström

  429-434

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• TIME PRODUCTION AND PEAK ALPHA FREQUENCY: THE SEARCH CONTINUES

  Joseph Glicksohn

  435-440

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• THE (WEBER’S) LAW THAT NEVER WAS

  Sergio Cesare Masin

  441-446

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• DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA AND PROBABLE AD PATIENTS REGARDING THE DISCRIMINATION OF FACIALLY CONVEYED EMOTIONS: A STUDY WITH SIGNAL DETECTION THEORY

  Margarida R. Sobral, Armando M. Oliveira

  447-452

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• PSYCHOGEAR, YET ANOTHER PSYCHOPHYSICS LIBRARY

  Diego Dall'Alba, Marco Vicentini, Debora Botturi

  453-458

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• DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT OF STIMULUS BRIGHTNESS IN VISUAL DURATION DISCRIMINATION

  Jiˇrí Wackermann, Nina Meyer Blankenburg

  459-464

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• STOPPING RULE DETERMINATION FOR GREEN'S MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD ADAPTIVE PROCEDURE WITH PSYCHOGEAR LIBRARY

  Marco Vicentini, Diego Dall'Alba, Debora Botturi

  465-470

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• ASSOCIATION BETWEEN COLORS AND EMOTIONS BY MEANS OF WORDS AND FACE ICONS

  Fumiyo Takahashi, Yasuhiro Kawabata

  471-476

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• A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE VISUAL ANALOGUE AND BORG’S CR10 SCALES FOR PERCEIVED EXERTION

  Waldemar Galante Junior, Ester da Silva, José Aparecido da Silva

  477-480

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• USE OF THE VISUAL HABITUATION PARADIGM TO INVESTIGATE SPEECH PERCEPTION IN PREMATURE AND DOWN SYNDROME INFANTS.

  Rosana Maria Tristão, Fernando Orphao de Carvalho

  481-486

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• VERBS OF MOTION AND SENTENCE PRODUCTION IN SECOND LANGUAGE

  Stanislava Antonijević, Sarah Berthaud

  487-492

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• SUSCEPTIBILITY TO AN AUDIO-VISUAL SPEECH ILLUSION IN OLDER AND YOUNGER ADULTS

  Annalisa Setti, Kate E. Burkel, Rose Anne Kenny, Fiona N. Newell

  493-496

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• CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION AND TEMPORAL BISECTION IN RATS

  José Lino Oliveira Bueno, Lézio Soares Bueno Júnior

  503-508

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• PRIOR PROBABILITIES AND REPRESENTATIONAL MOMENTUM

  Timothy L. Hubbard, Martina Lange

  509-514

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• COMPARISON OF ODOR THRESHOLDS OBTAINED BY A THREE ALTERNATIVE CHOICE PROCEDURE AND BY THE METHOD OF LIMITS

  Friedrich Müller, Matthias Metz

  515-518

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• BRANGE EFFECTS IN HEDONIC EVALUATION OF OLFACTORY STIMULI

  Friedrich Müller, Sonja Giesemann

  519-522

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• AN ACOUSTIC LANGUAGE UNIVERSAL: PERCEPTUAL EXPERIMENTS EMPLOYING NOISE-VOCODED SPEECH

  Kazuo Ueda, Yoshitaka Nakajima

  523-528

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• SYNCHRONIZATION WITH BEATS IN DIFFERENT MODALITIES AND TEMPI

  Job J. Schepens, Gerardus C.S. du Pau, Makiko Sadakata

  529-532

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• ASSESSING THE SINGLE INTERVAL ADJUSTMENT MATRIX YES-NO TASK

  Daniel Shepherd, Michael J. Hautus, Miriam Stocks

  533-538

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• Little evidence for impaired event-structure coding in language-impaired children

  Caitríona Martyn, Stanislava Antonijević, Mark A. Elliott

  539-544

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• A RELATIVE RATIO MODEL FOR THE INTEGRATION OF GAINS AND LOSSES IN A MIXED REGULAR ROULETTE-TYPE GAME

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

  545-550

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