Vol. 24 (2008)

Proceedings of the 24th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Psychophysics

Toronto, Canada, July 29 - August 1, 2008

Published: 2008-10-24

Abstracts

HAPTIC PROCESSING OF FACIAL IDENTITY AND EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION

Susan J. Lederman

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Full Articles

ILLUSIONS RELATED TO THE TEMPORAL CONTINUITY AND DISCONTINUITY OF SOUNDS

Yoshitaka Nakajima

3-6
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SHORT STORIES ABOUT AUDITORY TIME AND RHYTHM

Simon Grondin

7-12
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RHYTHMS EMERGE FROM THE PERCEPTUAL GROUPING OF ACOUSTIC COMPONENTS

Albert S. Bregman

13-16
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OBTAINING THE LOUDNESS EXPONENT FROM BINAURAL AUDITORY ADAPTATION DATA

Kenneth H. Norwich, Lisa M. D'Alessandro

17-22
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AUDITORY FREQUENCY FOCUSING IS EXTREMELY RAPID

Bertram Scharf, Adam Reeves

23-28
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MORE ON THE PSYCHOPHYSICS OF CONTINGENCY ASSESSMENT

Lorraine G. Allan, Samuel D. Hannah, Mathew J.C. Crump, Shepard Siegel

29-34
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REINTERPRETING CORRECT VERSUS ERROR RESPONSE TIMES

Stephen W. Link

35-40
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AN ANCIENT PARADOX FOR DISCRIMINATION JUDGEMENTS

Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov

41-46
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AGING AND WORKLOAD CAPACITY: DO OLDER ADULTS INTEGRATE VISUAL STIMULI DIFFERENTLY THAN YOUNGER ADULTS?

Boaz M. Ben-David, Ami Eidels, Wu Yan, Lulu Li

47-52
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EFFECTS OF THE SOUND-PRESSURE-LEVEL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CROSSING GLIDES ON THE OCCURRENCE OF THE GAP TRANSFER ILLUSION

Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Yoshitaka Nakajima, Shuntarou Eguchi

53-58
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN â€œEARLYâ€ AND â€œLATEâ€ PROCESSING OF STIMULUS DIMENSIONS IN PERCEPTION? THE ROLE OF CONTEXT INVARIANCE

Daniel Algom

59-64
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INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN STARTING POINT LOCALIZATION OF MOVING OBJECTS: DATA ANALYSIS USING MULTILEVEL/HIERARCHICAL MODELS.

Alessia Bastianelli, R. Actis-Grosso, G. Altoe, G. Vidotto, N. Stucchi

65-70
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PRACTICE MODULATES THE EFFECT OF EXPECTING A GAP IN TIMING

Paule Ellefsen-Gauthier, Claudette Fortin, Yves Lacouture

71-76
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EXPLORATION OF THE FILLED-TIME ILLUSION WITH AN INTERVAL PRODUCTION TASK

Pierre-Luc Gamache, Nicolas Bisson, Lisa Hawke, Marie-Eve Roussel, Simon Grondin

77-82
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EAR ASYMMETRIES IN GAP DETECTION

David Epter, Ikaro Silva, LaTasha Fermin, Mary Florentine

83-88
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FILLED INTERVALS ARE PERCEIVED AS LONGER THAN EMPTY ONES: THE EFFECT OCCURS EVEN WITH A BETWEEN-SESSION DESIGN

Marilyn Plourde, Pierre-Luc Gamache, Simon Grondin

87-93
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RELATIVE SENSITIVITY TO FILLED VS. EMPTY INTERVALS DEPENDS ON METHODS: EVIDENCE FROM DEVELOPMENTAL DATA

Marilyn Plourde, Ginette Meilleur-Wells, Pierre-Luc Gamache, Ginette Dionne, Simon Grondin

93-98
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A PERCEPTUAL-COGNITIVE DIVIDING MODEL FOR THE INTEGRATION OF VELOCITY AND TRAVELED DISTANCE OF A MOVING TARGET BY LOCALIZATION RESPONSES

Nuno de Sa Teixeira, Armando M. Oliveira

99-104
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COMPARING TEMPORAL EVENT-CODING IN PATIENTS WITH FIRST- EPISODE PSYCHOSIS AND CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA

Heike Schmidt, John McFarland, Colm McDonald, Marke A. Elliott

105-110
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RISK JUDGMENTS: A PSYCHOMETRIC APPROACH

Anna D. Eisler, Hannes Eisler, Charlotte Ericsson, Mitsuo Yoshida

111-116
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SUBJECTIVE METRICS OF HOSTILE AND FRIENDLY FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: AN ISSUE WITH SCHEMATIC FACES.

Armando M. Oliveira, Nuno de SÃ¡ Teixeira, Miguel P. Oliveira, SÃ£o JoÃ£o BrÃªda, Ricardo Viegas, FÃ¡tima SimÃµes, Isabel B. Fonseca

117-122
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DISCRIMINABILITY AND PERCEIVED EMOTIONALITY OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: THE ROLE OF THE PARTICULAR FACE STIMULI

Tonya S. Pixton

123-128
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DO THE PROCESSING OF ARABIC NUMBERS AND NUMBER WORDS DIFFER IN TASKS OF MAGNITUDE?

Merav Ben Nathan, Daniel Algom

129-132
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SENSATION WEIGHTING IN PREFERENCE JUDGMENTS CREATES A GOODNESS-LEVEL DEPENDENT WORD-ORDER EFFECT

Mats P. Englund

133-138
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TIME- AND SPACE-ORDER EFFECTS IN STIMULUS COMPARISON IN THE LIGHT OF RESPONSE-TIME DATA

Ã…ke HellstrÃ¶m

139-144
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QUANTIFICATION OF CATEGORICAL DATA USING DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS

Alex S. Marinov

145-150
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SUBMICRON-TEXTURE-DISCRIMINATION MECHANISMS IN HUMAN TACTILE PERCEPTION

Tetsu Miyaoka

151-156
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PSYCHOPHYSICAL EXPERIMENTS AND PERCEPTUAL SITUATIONS

JirÃ Wackermann

157-162
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HEDONIC ASSIMILATION WITH SIMULTANEOUS PRESENTATION

Debra A. Zellner, Jennifer Cobuzzi

163-166
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REMEMBERING RETROSPECTIVELY THE DURATION OF JOYFUL AND SAD MUSICAL EXCERPTS: COMPARISON OF THREE ESTIMATION METHODS

Nicolas Bisson, Simon Tobin, Marie-Ãˆve Roussel

167-172
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TEMPORAL LIMITS OF MEMORY FOR TIME

Pierre-Luc Gamache, Simon Grondin

173-178
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EFFECTS OF TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF SOUND ENERGY WITHIN MARKER DURATION ON THE PERCEPTION OF EMPTY TIME INTERVALS

Emi Hasuo, Hiroyuki Fujishima, Yoshitaka Nakajima

179-184
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MOVEMENT RANKING SCALE OF HUMAN BODY STATIC IMAGES FOR SUBJECTIVE TIMING ESTIMATION

Francisco Carlos Nather, JosÃ© Lino Oliveira Bueno

185-190
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INFORMATIONAL MASKING: HOW COMPETING SPEECH INTERFERES WITHSPEECH COMPREHENSION

Brunce A. Schneider, Liang Li

191-196
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TRANSIENT AUDITORY STORAGE OF ACOUSTIC DETAILS IS ASSOCIATED WITH RELEASE OF SPEECH FROM INFORMATIONAL MASKING IN REVERBERANT CONDITIONS

Liang Li, Ying Huang, Qiang Huang, Xun Chen, Xihong Wu

197-202
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MODULATION OF THE VOICE-CUING EFFECT ON RELEASING SPEECH FROM INFORMATIONAL MASKING

Lijuan Xue, Jingyu Li, Xihong Wu, Liang Li

203-208
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THE EFFECT OF MASKER TYPE AND WORD POSITION ON IMMEDIATE SENTENCE RECALL

Payam Ezzatian, Liang Li, Kathleen Pichora-Fuller, Bruce A. Schneider

209-214
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PLATEAU'S EXPERIMENTS REVISITED

Francisco J. Sanchez-Marin

215-218
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A FORGOTTEN CONTRIBUTION OF HERBART (1837/1851) TO THE LITERATURE ON THE MEASUREMENT OF SENSATIONS

David J. Murray

219-224
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DOES AGING AFFECT THE CHANNEL CAPACITY FOR IDENTIFYING PURE TONES DIFFERING ONLY IN INTENSITY?

Payam Ezzatian, Bruce A. Schneider, Akiko Amano-Kusumoto, Scott Parker

225-230
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PERCEPTUAL INTEGRATION BETWEEN TARGET SPEECH AND TARGET-SPEECH REFLECTION REDUCES MASKING FOR TARGET-SPEECH RECOGNITION IN YOUNGER AND OLDER ADULTS

Ying Huang, Qiang Huang, Xun Chen, Tianshu Qu, Xihong Wu, Liang Li

231-236
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INTRINSIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FACIAL MOTION AND ACOUSTICS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSONâ€™S DISEASE

Luyao Ma, Pascal van Lieshout, Huawei Colin Li, Akiko Amano-Kusumoto

237-242
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FURTHER EVIDENCE OF TOP-DOWN GAIN CONTROL IN THE AUDITORY SYSTEM

Bruce A. Schneider, Scott Parker

243-248
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A CRITICAL-BAND-FILTER ANALYSIS OF JAPANESE SPEECH SENTENCES

Kazou Ueda, Yoshitaka Nakajima

249-252
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SPEECH- SYNCHRONIZED VISUAL CUES RELEASE SPEECH FROM INFORMATIONAL MASKING

Mengyuan Wang, Jingyu Li, Liang Zhang, Yanhong Wu, Xihong Wu, Liang Li

253-258
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PARALLELS AND TRANSVERSAL SUBJECTIVE CONTOURS IN THE POGGENDORFF ILLUSION

Andrea Spoto, Alessia Bastianelli, Roberto Burro, Giulio Vidotto

259-264
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IS SELF-ESTIMATED LINEAR LENGTH LINEAR?

Sergio Cesare Masin

265-270
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BOUNDARY EXTENSION AND MEMORY FOR AREA AND DISTANCE

Jon R. Courtney, Timothy L. Hubbard

217-276
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PHOTOGRAPHS OF MOUNTAINS TAKEN FROM A HIGHER ALTITUDE APPEAR TO MAKE THEM LOOK TALLER THAN PHOTOGRAPHS OF MOUNTAINS TAKEN FROM A LOWER ALTITUDE

Satoru Kawamura, Shuya Hashimoto, Yusuke Miyamoto

277-282
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TIME- AND SPACE-ORDER EFFECTS IN TIMED BRIGHTNESS DISCRIMINATION OF PAIRED VISUAL STIMULI

Geoffrey R. Patching, Mats P. Englund, Ake HellstrÃ¶m

283-288
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TWO METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO COGNITIVE ALGEBRA OF PURCHASE CHOICE

D. Massidda, A. Bastianelli, G. Vidotto, S. Noventa

289-294
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COMPARISON BETWEEN TEACHER ÌS LIFE EVENTS RATING SCALE (TLERS)

NatÃ¡lia P. Pimentel, FlÃ¡via C.S. Laroca, Sabrina M. Pereira, Ricardo Kamizaki

295-296
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CONSTRAINED SCALING IN PSYCHOMETRIC MAGNITUDE MAPPING

Ronald L. Boring, Robert L. West

297-302
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ISUAL ENHANCEMENT OF AUDITORY DETECTION: A THEORETICAL MODEL

Cheng Qian, Willy Wong

303-308
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SCALING CONFIDENCE CATEGORIES: EQUAL SPACING?

William M. Petrusic, Joel A. Lucas, Joseph V. Baranski

309-314
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THE TIME COURSE OF CONFIDENCE PROCESSING

Steven R. Carroll, William M. Petrusic

315-320
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HOW WAS IT FOR YOU? PSYCHOPHYSICS AND THE EVALUATION OF STUDENT EXPERIENCE OF E- LEARNING

Diana Eugenie Kornbrot

321-326
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READING HABITS FOR BOTH WORDS AND NUMBERS CONTRIBUTE TO THE SNARC EFFECT

Samuel Shaki, Martin H. Fischer, William M. Petrusic

327-332
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REPRESENTATIONAL MOMENTUM AS A NEW GESTALT PRINCIPLE

Timonthy L. Hubbard

333-338
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