Vol. 22 (2006)

Full Articles

• S. S. STEVENS (1906-1973): LIFE AND SCIENCE

  Joseph C. Stevens

  3-14

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• ROUNDTABLE SESSION: S. S. STEVENS, THE MAN, THE SCIENTIST

  Bertram Scharf

  15-16

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• S. S. STEVENS’S ‘LOST’ PAPER OF 1939: “ON THE PROBLEM OF SCALES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MAGNITUDESâ€

  Lawrence E. Marks

  19-22

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• Stanley Smith Stevens 1906-1973

  Eugene Galanter

  17-18

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• ON THE PROBLEM OF SCALES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MAGNITUDES

  S. S. Stevens

  23-27

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• TO HONOR STEVENS AND IMPROVE HIS SCALING METHODS

  Gunnar Borg

  31-36

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• TO HONOR STEVENS AND REPEAL HIS LAW (FOR THE AUDITORY STSTEM)

  Mary Florentine, Michael Epstein

  37-42

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• S.S. STEVENS’ LEGACY: AN IDEAL PSYCHOPHYSICAL LAW?

  Lawrence M. Ward

  43-48

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• AXIOMATIC APPROACHES TO STEVENS’ MAGNITUDE SCALING: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

  Karin Zimmer, Wolfgang Ellermeier

  49-56

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• PSYCHOPHYSICS OF CAUSALITY: DETECTING CONTINGENCIES IS LIKE DETECTING SIGNALS

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

  57-70

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• CONTEXTUAL CONTROL OF ACCRUAL THRESHOLDS

  William M. Petrusic, Joseph V. Baranski

  71-76

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• SELECTIVE ATTENTION AND CONFIDENCE CALIBRATION

  Jordan Schoenherr, Craig Leth-Steensen, William M. Petrusic

  77-82

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• AN EXTENSION OF THE RELATIVE JUDGMENT MODEL

  Neil Stewart

  83-88

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• MODELING WITHIN-PAIR ORDER EFFECTS IN PAIRED-COMPARISON JUDGMENTS

  Florian Wickelmaier, Sylvain Choisel

  89-94

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• DYNAMIC FIELD THEORY OF SEQUENTIAL EFFECTS

  Claudia Wilimzig, Gregor Schöner

  95-98

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• A REPRESENTATION SHIFT MODEL OF CLASSIFICATION AND ABSOLUTE IDENTIFICA TION

  Vlad Zotov, D. J. K. Mewhort

  99-106

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• ESTIMATE OF DISTANCE COVERED IN THE TREKKING WITHOUT VISION

  Vagner Custodio, Edison Duarte, Juarez Soares

  107-112

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• The effects of subthreshold synchrony on the perception of simultaneity

  Mark A. Elliott, Zhuanghua Shi, Fatma Sürer

  113-118

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• PSYCHOPHYSICAL VALIDITY OF THE REASON SCALE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF PAIN

  Priscilla Hortense, Keila Carvalho da Silva, Vanderlei Haas, Fátima Ap.Emm Faleiros Sousa

  125-130

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• REPRESENTATIONAL MOMENTUM, FLASH-LAG, AND MOTION CAPTURE

  Timothy L. Hubbard

  131-136

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• THE EFFECT OF THE PROPORTION OF INCONGRUENT STIMULI ON STROOP CONGRUITY

  John S. Monahan

  137-140

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• GAP DETECTION IN A TONAL SEQUENCE WITH A FREQUENCY CHANGE

  Shuji Mori, Takayuki Sasaki

  141-144

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• PRAGMATIC PUBLIC POLICY: APPLYING PSYCHOPHYSICS TO THE WORLD OF ATTITUDES

  Howard R. Moskowitz, Alex Gofman, Madhu Manchalah, Matthias Silcher

  145-150

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• USING VARIABILITY IN MASKER LEVEL TO STUDY THE DECISION PROCESS IN FORWARD-MASKED INTENSITY DISCRIMINATION

  Daniel Oberfeld

  151-156

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• SENSORY ORIGINS OF MASKED PRIMING: PRIME-TRAGET CONGRUENCY AND CONGRUENCY BASE RATE ALTER VISUAL TARGET DISCRIMINABILITY

  Alexander Sokolov, Pietro Guardini, Marina Pavlova

  157-164

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• THE BACKWARD MISLOCATION OF A MOVING OBJECT STARTING POINT IS DEPENDING ON VELOCITY

  Alessia Bastianelli, Rossana Actis-Grosso, Natale Stucchi

  165-168

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• IS THERE INHIBITION OF RETURN FOR ISOLUMINANT COLORS?

  Luiz Henrique M. do Canto-Pereira, Galina V. Paramei, Ronald D. Ranvaud, Hermann J. Müller

  169-174

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• ON THE LOCUS AND TIME COURSE OF CONFIDENCE PROCESSING

  Steven R. Carroll, William M. Petrusic

  175-180

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• BASILAR-MEMBRANE ACTIVITY AND LOUDNESS

  Michael Epstein, Jeremy Marozeau, Mary Florentine

  181-186

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• A SYNOPTIC ACCOUNT FOR TEXTURE SEGMENTATION: FROM EDGE- TO REGION-BASED MECHANISMS

  Enrico Giora, Clara Casco

  187-192

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• SINGING AND COUNTING IMPROVE THE TIMING OF LONG INTERVALS

  Simon Grondin, Peter R. Killeen

  193-198

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• VISUAL PERCEPTION OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

  N. Ch. Izmaylova, E. N. Sokolov

  199-204

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• TIME PERCEPTION IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA

  Sharon Lipperman-Kreda, Joseph Glicksohn

  205-210

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• DETECTING FLAVORANTS: MULTISENSORY PROCESSES IN CHEMOSENSATION

  Lawrence E. Marks, Benjamin Z. Elgart, Amir Ashkenazi

  211-216

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• NORMAN ROBERT CAMPBELL, A NEGLECTED FORERUNNER IN SENSORY MEASUREMENT

  Sergio Cesare Masin

  217-222

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• DO CHICKS RELY ON GEOMETRICAL OR NUMERICAL INFORMATION WHEN PECKING AT THE CENTRAL IN A LINE OF IDENTICAL BEADS ?

  Tania Mattarello, Elena Clara, Lucia Regolin

  223-228

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• MEASUREMENTS OF DETECTION THRESHOLDS PRESENTING NORMAL AND TANGENTIAL VIBRATIONS ON HUMAN HAIRY SKIN

  Tetsu Miyaoka, Toshio Nakamura

  229-232

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• TIME ERROR IN REPEATED TRIALS AND A NEW AFTEREFFECT

  Katsuya Nakatani

  233-238

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• INTER-EMOTION COMPARISONS OF FACIALLY EXPRESSED EMOTION INTENSITIES: DYNAMIC RANGES AND GENERAL-PURPOSE RULES.

  Armando Oliveira, Marta Teixeira, Isabel B. Fonseca, Eduardo Santos, Miguel Oliveira

  239-244

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• JOINT MODEL-PARAMETER VALIDATION OF SELF-ESTIMATES OF VALENCE AND AROUSAL: PROBING A DIFFERENTIAL-WEIGHTING MODEL OF AFFECTIVE INTENSITY.

  Armando M. Oliveira, Marta P. Teixeira, Isabel B. Fonseca, Miguel Oliveira

  245-250

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• SALIENCY FROM MOTION AND FORM COMBINED

  Andrea Pavan, Concetta Alberti, Gianluca Campana, Massimiliano Martinelli, Clara Casco

  251-256

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• JUDGEMENTS OF FRONTAL SLOPE IN NEARBY OUTDOOR SCENES

  Helen E. Ross

  257-262

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• GESTALT PERCEPTION IN HEMIANOPIC PATIENTS: PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND VEPS

  Jeanette Schadow, Nicole Naue, Christoph S. Herrmann, Bernhard A. Sabel, Galina V. Paramel

  263-268

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• THE EFFECT OF INDUCED LOUDNESS REDUCTION ON LOUDNESS MATCHING: THE ADJUSTMENT ERROR

  Bertram Scharf

  269-274

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• AUTOMATIC ACTIVATION OF NUMERICAL MAGNITUDE? EVIDENCE FROM JOINT DERIVATION OF SNARC AND SIZE CONGRUITY EFFECTS

  Samuel Shaki, Daniel Algom, William M. Petrusic

  275-280

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• CATEGORY CONTINGENT COMPARATIVE JUDGEMENTS

  Samuel Shaki, William M. Petrusic, Craig Leth-Streensen

  281-286

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• AN INVESTIGATION OF COGNITIVE DYSMETRIA IN DEVELOPMENTAL DYSLEXIA

  Louise Shanagher, Mark A. Elliott

  287-292

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• TWO FOR ONE : DISCRIMINABILITY FUNCTIONS CAN PRODUCE BOTH MASKING AND FIXED-SIGNAL FUNCTIONS.

  Daniel Shepherd, Michael J. Hautus

  293-296

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• DISCRIMINATION OF FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION IN ALZHEIMER PATIENTS: DISENTANGLING CRITERIA AND SENSITIVITY PARAMETERS OVER DIFFERENT FACETS OF EXPRESSION

  Margarida R. Sobral, Armando M. Oliveira

  297-302

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• INTEGRATION OF DISTANCE, SLOPE AND FRICTION IN INTUITIVE PHYSICS

  Marco Vicentini, Giulio Vidotto

  303-308

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• EFFECTS OF SPATIAL ATTENTION ON TACTILE PROCESSING: A SPEED-ACCURACY ANALYSIS

  Miao-Fen Wang, Lawrence E. Marks

  309-314

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• THE RATIO SCALE FOR THE INTENSY OF POST ANALGESIA PAIN DURING LABOR

  Érika Zambrano, Simone Saltareli, Luis Vicente Garcia, Fátima Aparecida Emm Faleiros Sousa

  325-320

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• THE UNDERLYING DISTRIBUTION OF LIGHTNESS MATCHES

  Suncica Zdravkovic, Petar Milin

  321-326

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• CATEGORIZATION CUTS CONDENSATION

  Debra A. Zellner, Megan C. Mattingly, Scott Parker

  327-330

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• TWO-DIGIT NUMBERS: HOW STRONG IS THE GLUE BINDING THEIR DIGITS?

  Daniel Fitousi, Daniel Algom

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• S. S. STEVENS – A BRIEF SCIENTIFIC BIOGRAPHY

  Lawrence E Marks

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