Vol. 27 (2011)

Full Articles

• A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE EVOLUTION OF PSYCHOLOGY IN ISRAEL: THE ROLE OF ENZO BONAVENTURA

  Daniel Luccio, Riccardo Luccio

  1-6

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• MOOD AND TIME PERCEPTION: THUMBS UP FOR THE MILDLY DEPRESSED AND FOR ABSOLUTE SECONDS JUDGEMENT

  Diana E. Kornbrot, Rachel M. Msetfi, Melvyn Grimwood

  7-12

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• HUMAN ECHOLOCATION USING CLICK TRAINS AND CONTINUOUS NOISE

  Bo N. Schenkman, Mats E. Nilsson, Nedelko Grbic

  13-18

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• TEMPORAL CHANGE IN RESPONSE BIAS OBSERVED IN EXPERT ANTICIPATION OF VOLLEYBALL SPIKES

  Tomoko Takeyama, Nobuyuki Hirose, Shuji Mori

  19-24

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• GEOMETRY OF VISUAL SPACE:WHAT’S IN A NAME?

  Jiri Wackermann

  25-30

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• THE DEPENDENCE OF PERCEIVED PICTORIAL SPATIAL STRUCTURE ON THE OBSERVER VANTAGE POINT

  Dejan Todorović

  31-36

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• Positional shifts in the visual illusions of extent

  Aleksandr Bulatov, Lina Mickiené, Natalija Bulatova

  37-40

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• A VARIATIONAL APPROACH TO GEOMETRIC-OPTICAL ILLUSIONS MODELING

  Werner Ehm

  41-46

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• Filled space expansion: constants, variants and determinants of the Oppel-Kundt phenomenon

  Jiri Wackermann

  47-52

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• KARMIC TABULA RASA

  Karthik Mahesh Varadarajan

  53-58

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• NO EFFECT OF INVERSION ON PERCEIVED SIMILARITY OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION

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

  59-64

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• BOUNDARY EXTENSION AS A NEW GESTALT PRINCIPLE

  Timothy L. Hubbard

  65-70

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• PSYCHOPHYSICAL TRAINING MAY AMELORIATE SYMPTOMS OF ASD

  Patricia Hannan, Eugene Galanter, Michael A. Motes

  71-74

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• FOETAL MUSIC PERCEPTION: A COMPARISON STUDY BETWEEN HEART RATE AND MOTOR RESPONSES ASSESSED BY APIB SCALE IN ULTRASOUND EXAMS.

  Moniva de Lima Lemos, Rosana Maria Tristao, José Alfredo Lacerda de Jesus, Luis Gustavo Rosas de Melo, Ricardo Dourado Freire

  75-80

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• LOWER PITCH IS LARGER, YET FALLING PITCHES SHRINK: INTERACTION OF PITCH CHANGE AND SIZE CHANGE IN SPEEDED DISCRIMINATION

  Zohar Eitan, Asi Schupak, Alex Gotler, Lawrence E. Marks

  81-88

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• A FRÖHLICH EFFECT IN MEMORY FOR AUDITORY PITCH: EFFECTS OF CUEING AND OF REPRESENTATIONAL GRAVITY

  Timothy L. Hubbard, Susan E. Ruppel

  89-94

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• A GENERAL RECOGNITION THEORY STUDY OF RACE ADAPTATION

  Leslie M. Blaha, Noah H. Silbert, James T. Townsend

  95-100

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• THEME SESSION: SENSORY-COGNITIVE INTERACTIONS IN SPEECH COMPREHENSION

  Bruce A. Schneider

  101-102

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• AGING AND AUDITORY SCENE ANALYSIS: ARE OLDER ADULTS AS GOOD AS YOUNGER ADULTS?

  Boaz M. Ben-David, Vania Y. Y. Tse, Bruce A. Schneider

  103-108

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• WHY DO YOUNGER ADULTS COMPREHEND MORE WHEN LISTENING TO CONVERSATIONS IN NOISY ENVIRONMENTS AND WHEN OTHER PEOPLE ARE TALKING?

  M. Avivi-Reich, M. Daneman, B. A. Schneider

  109-112

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• YOUNG AND OLD LISTENERS' PERCEPTION OF SPEECH IN A BACKGROUND OF ENGLISH- AND FOREIGN-ACCENTED BABBLE

  Antje Heinrich, Korlin Bruhn, Sarah Hawkins

  113-118

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• PLACING VERBAL DESCRIPTORS ON A RATIO SCALE

  Elisabet Borg

  119-124

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• CURVATURE DISCONTINUITIES DISCRIMINATION DURING DYNAMIC EXPLORATION OF SURFACES

  Elia Gatti, Guido Maria Re, Francesco Ferrise, Monica Bordegoni

  125-130

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• VERTICAL SNARC WITH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE NUMBERS

  William M. Petrusic, Joel A. Lucas, Craig Leth-Steensen

  131-136

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• EFFECTS OF GOLDEN SECTIONING ON SEARCH AND DISCRIMINATION IN MONDRIAN-LIKE GRIDS

  Mark A. Elliott, Paul Mulcahya, Joy Kellya, Deirdre Twomeya, Julie Brosnana

  137-142

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• THE ROLE OF ATTENTIONAL FUNCTIONS IN PROSPECTIVE TIMING

  Dan Zakay, Iren Diamant

  143-146

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• vAUDITORY LEARNING OF A PSYCHOACOUSTICAL TASK IN CHILDREN AS COMPARED TO ADULTS

  AY. Zaltz, D. Ari-Even Roth, A. Karni, L. Kishon-Rabin

  147-152

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• VISUAL SEARCH IN VIRTUAL DEPTH: UNIQUE EYE-MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN SEARCHING 21â„2-D SURFACES.

  M. Wagner, E. Berliner, L. Leah Lewkowicz, T. V. Papathomas

  153-158

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• WEBER'S LAW DURING GRASPING

  Tzvi Ganel, Erez Freud

  159-162

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• CRITICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE Z-ROC CURVE: EVIDENCES FOR A SINGLE-PROCESS MODEL OF RECOGNITION MEMORY

  Ziv Peremen, Chen Didi-Barnea, Yonatan Goshen-Gottstein

  163-166

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• REACTION TIME (RT) AS A DEPENDENT VARIABLE FOR SPATIAL TEMPORAL ORDER JUDGMENT (TOJ)

  Leah Fostick, Harvey Babkoff

  167-172

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• SPATIAL TEMPORAL ORDER JUDGMENT (TOJ), A META-ANALYSIS: STABILITY ACROSS STIMULUS FREQUENCY, DURATION, LOUDNESS, AND METHODOLOGY.

  Harvey Babkoff, Leah Fostick

  173-178

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• IMPLICIT MEMORY GUIDES THE ALLOCATION OF ATTENTION IN TIME: EVIDENCE FROM INTERTRIAL PRIMING

  Amit Yashar, Dominique Lamy

  179-184

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• SELECTIVE ATTENTION TO PERCEPTUAL DIMENSIONS AND SWITCHING BETWEEN DIMENSIONS

  Nachshon Meiran, Eduard Dimov

  185-190

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• AN EXTENSION OF SYSTEMS FACTORIAL TECHNOLOGY (SFT) TO ARBITRARY NUMBERS OF SUB-PROCESSES

  Haiyuan Yanga, Mario Fibic, James T. Townsend

  191-196

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• DISENTANGLING MODELS OF EVIDENCE INTEGRATION

  Andrei Teodorescu, Marius Usher

  197-202

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• CONSCIOUSNESS-BODY-TIME: HOW DO PEOPLE THINK LACKING THEIR (SENSE OF) BODY?

  Yochai Ataria, Yuval Neria

  203-210

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• CROSS-MODAL PROCESSING AND COGNITIVE CONTROL

  Daniela Aisenberg, Yael Salzer, Alex Gotler, Ittay Mannheim, Avishai Henik

  211-216

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• EFFECTS OF COPING AND COOPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON GUILTY AND INFORMED INNOCENTS' PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO CONCEALED INFORMATION*

  Lisa Zvi, Israel Nachson, Eitan Elaad

  217-220

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• TRAINING STIFFNESS PERCEPTION: KNOWLEDGE OF RESULTS AND MODALITY EFFECTS

  Kinneret Teodorescu, Daniel Gopher, Maria Korman

  221-226

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• SOLVING A RIDDLE: A ‘RÄTSEL’ FROM DR. MISES’S RÄTHSELBÃœCHLEIN

  Mauro Antonelli, Verena Zudini

  227-232

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• SIMULTANEOUS USE OF DIFFERENT MENTAL STANDARDS IN MAGNITUDE ESTIMATION OF LINE LENGTH

  Sergio Cesare Masin, Davide Anali

  233-238

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• STEP IN TIME: CHANGES IN EEG COHERENCE DURING A TIME ESTIMATION TASK FOLLOWING QUADRATO MOTOR TRAINING

  Tal Dotan Ben-Soussan, Joseph Glicksohn, Aviva Berkovich Ohana, Opher Donchin, Abraham Goldstein

  239-244

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• TEMPORAL COGNITION CHANGES FOLLOWING MINDFULNESS, BUT NOT TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION PRACTICE

  Aviva Berkovich-Ohana, Joseph Glicksohn, Abraham Goldstein

  245-250

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• FOREPERIOD’S LENGTH AND VARIABILITY INFLUENCE THE PERCEPTION OF BRIEF TIME INTERVALS

  Pierre-Luc Gamache, Dan Zakay, Vincent Laflamme, Simon Grondin

  251-260

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• CROSS-COMPARISON OF INDICES OF RISK ATTITUDE FROM TWO DISTINCT EXPERIMENTAL PARADIGMS, IN ADULTS AND ADOLESCENTS.

  Ricardo Gaspar Viegas, Armando Mónica Oliveira, Ana Garriga-Trillo

  261-266

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• FORCE FEEDBACK IN PSYCHOPHYSICS RESEARCH: EVEN LOW PERFORMANCE ALGORITHMS MAY LEAD TO REALISTIC PERCEPTUAL EXPERIENCE

  M. Scandola, M. Vicentini, L. Gasperotti, D. Zerbato, P. Florini

  267-272

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• INVESTIGATING VISUAL DEGRADATION COSTS IN WORD RECOGNITION

  Ayala S. Allon, Mariya Lozin, Gal Ben-Yehudah

  273-278

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• PSYCHOPHYSICS IN MAP PERCEPTION

  Hadas Schwartz-Chassidim, Joachim Meyer

  279-282

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• TEMPORAL IMPAIRMENT IN DEAFNESS

  Giovanna Mioni, Ego Cenghialta, Franca Stablum

  283-286

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• HOW DOES THIS SOUND? DIFFERENCES IN PITCH PROCESSING BETWEEN MUSICIANS AND ABSOLUTE PITCH POSSESSORS

  Lilach Akiva-Kabiri, Tali Leibovich, Gal Azaria, Avishai Henik

  287-292

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• ENDOGENOUS NEURAL NOISE AND REACTION TIME

  Lawrence M. Ward, Aaron Kirschner, Lauren Emberson, Keiichi Kitajo

  293-298

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• SURFACE FEATURES DO NOT GUIDE OBJECT CONTINUITY EVEN WHEN SPATIOTEMPORAL INFORMATION IS AMBIGUOUS

  Yosef Pirkner, Ruth Kimchi

  299-304

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• DEVELOPMENTAL TRENDS IN THE ADHERENCE OF PERCEPTION TO WEBER’S LAW

  Bat-Sheva Hadad, Galia Avidan, Tzvi Ganel

  305-308

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• IS THE INFLUENCE OF AUDITORY TRAINING ON BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES OF TEMPORAL RESOLUTION DIFFERENT IN YOUNGER AND OLDER ADULTS?

  M. Avivi-Reich, S. R. Arnott, B. A. Schneider

  309-312

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• ASSESSMENT AND INTERPRETATION OF BIAS IN 2AFC STIMULUS COMPARISON THROUGH CHRONOMETRIC ANALYSIS

  Ake Hellström, Geoffrey R. Patching

  313-318

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• BAD-GOOD CONSTRAINTS ON A POLARITY CORRESPONDENCE ACCOUNT FOR THE SNARC EFFECT

  Craig Leth-Steensen, Richie Citta, William M. Petrusic

  319-324

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• HOW DOES PERCEPTUAL LOAD DIFFER FROM SENSORY CONSTRAINS? TOWARD A UNIFIED THEORY OF GENERAL TASK DIFFICULTY

  Hanna Benoni, Yehoshua Tsal

  325-330

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• STROOP OF EMOTIONS IN SPOKEN LANGUAGE

  B. M. Ben-David, D. Joshi, P. H. H. M. Van Lieshout

  331-336

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• THE PERCEPTUAL CUES FOR PROCESSING TEMPORAL ORDER OF TONES DIFFERING EITHER BY FREQUENCY (SPECTRAL TOJ) OR BY PERCEIVED LOCATION (SPATIAL TOJ)

  Leah Fostick, Harvey Babkoff

  337-342

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• EARLY STATISTICAL PROCESSING OF PERCEPTUAL INFORMATION: SELECTIVE ATTENTION TO THE MEAN AND VARIANCE OF LENGTHS OF LINES

  Joel Rapp, Daniel Algom, Yaakov Kareev

  343-346

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• TESTING THE SCALAR PROPERTY WITH INTERVAL REPRODUCTIONS

  Simon Grondin, Vincent Laflamme, Nicolas Bisson, Emi Hasuo, Tsuyoshi Kuroda

  347-352

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• HOW SYMBOLIC MEANING INFLUENCES TIME PERCEPTION

  G. Mioni, D. Zakay, F. Stablum

  353-356

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• MODELLING SNARC BY USING POLARITY CODES TO ADJUST DRIFT RATES

  Craig Leth-Steensen, Joel Lucas, Wiliam M. Petrusic

  357-362

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• INTUITIVE RELATIVITY: SPONTANEOUS PERCEPTION OF COSMOS-WISE PSYCHOPHYSICAL RELATIONS BETWEEN TIME AND VELOCITY

  Nissim Perets

  363-366

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• THE TIME COURSE OF MEMORY FORWARD AND DOWNWARD DISPLACEMENTS OF CONTINUOUS MOVING TARGETS

  Nuno de Sá Teixeira, Armando Mónica Oliveira

  367-372

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• A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE WONG-BAKER AND FPS-R FACES PAIN SCALES: MAKING GROUND FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY-BASED METRICS

  Joana C. Goncalves, Armando M. Oliveira, Ricardo G. Viegas, Miguel P. Oliveira, Luís C. Batalha, Ananda M. Fernandes

  373-378

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• REPRESENTATION OF TWO-DIGIT NUMBERS: THE ROLE OF TASK CHARACTERISTICS

  Samuel Shaki

  379-384

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• DIFFERENT PROPERTIES OF FREQUENCY BAND ACTIVITIES UNDERLIE THE DIFFERENTIAL PROCESSING OF FIGURE-GROUND AND HOMOGENEOUS DISPLAYS

  Alba Grieco, Armando Mónica Oliveira

  385-390

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• T-RES: TEST OF RATING OF EMOTIONS IN SPEECH: INTERACTION OF AFFECTIVE CUES EXPRESSED IN LEXICAL CONTENT AND PROSODY OF SPOKEN SENTENCES

  B. M. Ben-David, N. Multani, N. A-M. Durham, F. Rudzicz, P. H. H. M. Van Lieshout

  391-396

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• WHAT CHANGES IN FACE PROCESSING WITH FACE INVERSION AND WITH SHORT PRESENTATION DURATIONS?

  Ana Duarte Silva, Armando M. Oliveira, Ricardo G. Viegas, Nuno S. Teixeira, Fátima Simões

  397-400

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• INTER-HEMISPHERIC INTEGRATION OF EMOTIONAL INFORMATION IN THE FACE: BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DATA

  Telmo Pereira, Armando Oliveira, Isabel B. Fonseca

  401-406

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• WITHIN BLOCK HABITUATION DETERMINES THE EMOTIONAL STROOP EFEECT

  Moshe Shay Ben-Haim, Yaniv Mama

  407-412

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• EFFICIENT SELECTION MODULATED BY IMPLICIT INTER-TRIAL PATTERNS: CONVERGENT DISSOCIATIONS FROM PERCEPTUAL LOAD

  Ricardo Max, Yehoshua Tsal

  413-418

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• ANXIETY AND AFFECTIVE CONTEXT MODULATE AWARENESS 

  Lital Ruderman, Dominique Lamy

  419-424

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• IRRELEVANT SINGLETONS DO NOT CAPTURE ATTENTION BUT AFFECT PERCEPTION

  Tomer Carmel, Dominique Lamy

  425-430

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• TEMPORARY THRESHOLD SHIFT IN AUDITION INDUCED BY EXPOSURE TO ULTRASOUND VIA BONE CONDUCTION

  Seiji Nakagawa, Satoru Kawamura

  431-436

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• PRIMING OF POP-OUT AND CONSCIOUS PERCEPTION

  Ziv Peremen, Dominique Lamy

  437-442

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• ATTENTIONAL SETS DO NOT IMPAIR THE EFFECT OF DILUTION IN SELECTIVE ATTENTION

  Hanna Benoni, Alon Zivony, Yehoshua Tsal

  443-448

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• THE EFFECT OF OBJECT-BASED SELECTION ON THE SEPARATED STROOP TASK

  Chen Didi-Barnea, Vered Shakuf

  449-452

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• TOP DOWN EXPECTATIONS GOVERN ATTENTIONAL ALLOCATION TOWARDS DISTRACTOR LOCATIONS

  Aya Lahav, Yehoshua Tsal

  453-458

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• TEMPORAL CONTIGUITY EFFECTS IN FREE-RECALL REVEAL DIFFERENTIAL RELIANCE ON CONTEXTUAL PROCESING FOR REMEMBER VS. KNOW JUDGMENTS

  Talya Sadeh, Rani Moran, Yonatan Goshen-Gottstein

  459-462

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• CONGRUENCE EFFECTS IN LETTERS VERSUS SHAPES: THE RULE OF LITERACY

  Thomas Lachmann, Gunjan Khera, Cees van Leeuwen

  463-468

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• ASSESSMENTS OF SPATIAL TEMPORAL ORDER JUDGMENT (TOJ) THRESHOLDS USING DIFFERENT PSYCHOPHYSICAL METHODS

  Leah Fostick, Ronit Ram-Tsur, Harvey Babkoff

  469-472

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• CONVEXITY AS A CUE FOR FIGURE-GROUND ASSIGNMENT: INVESTIGATING INHIBITION BETWEEN CONVEX AND CONCAVE REGIONS

  Ami Eidels, Melissa Holt

  473-478

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• MODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CONFIDENCE IN SENSORY JUDGMENTS

  Valentin M. Shendyapin, Irina G. Skotnikova

  479-484

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• SUBJECT–ORIENTED APPROACH IN PSYCHOPHYSICS

  Irina G. Skotnikova

  485-490

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• INFLUENCE OF TEMPORAL CONTEXT IN TWO-CHOICE TIME DISCRIMINATION

  Charles Viau-Quesnel, Cindy Chamberland, Sébastien Tremblay, Claudette Fortin

  491-496

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• DO NONNATIVE LISTENERS BENEFIT AS MUCH AS NATIVE LISTENERS FROM SPATIAL CUES THAT RELEASE SPEECH FROM MASKING?

  M. Avivi-Reich, B. A. Schneider

  497-500

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• AN ALTERNATE CHANNEL THEORY OF THE STROOP EFFECT

  Rani Moran, Daniel Algom

  501-506

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