Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Intermittent versus continuous visual control: a reply to Elliott,1986,12,3,392-393,Thomson
From vision to action: experiments and models of steering control during driving,2000,26,3,1106-1132,Boer
Tau as a potential control variable for visually guided braking,2006,32,2,251-267,Harris
A test of the tau-dot hypothesis of braking control in the real world,2006,32,6,1479-1484,Harris
The scaling of information to action in visually guided braking,2005,31,5,1107-1123,Fajen
Calibration information and control strategies for braking to avoid a collision,2005,31,3,480-501,Fajen
Risky driving behavior: a consequence of motion adaptation for visually guided motor action,2000,26,6,1721-1732,Gray
The bicycle illusion: Sidewalk science informs the integration of motion and shape perception,2009,35,1,133-145,Masson
The roles of altitude and fear in the perception of height,2009,35,2,424-438,Stefanucci
The role of visual occlusion in altitude maintenance during simulated flight,2008,34,2,475-488,Gray
The role of visual and nonvisual feedback in a vehicle steering task,2007,33,5,1127-1144,Chatziastros
10 years of illusions,2006,32,6,1501-1504,Smeets
Effect of action video games on the spatial distribution of visuospatial attention,2006,32,6,1465-1478,Green
When does visual attention select all features of a distractor?,2006,32,6,1452-1464,Chen
The time course of consolidation in visual working memory,2006,32,6,1436-1451,Luck
What is being masked in object substitution masking?,2006,32,6,1422-1435,Gellatly
Perspective taking promotes action understanding and learning,2006,32,6,1405-1421,Lozano
Reverse stroop effects with untranslated responses,2006,32,6,1345-1353,Blais
Implicit change identification: a replication of Fernandez-Duque and Thornton (2003),2006,32,6,1366-1379,Laloyaux
Contribution of bottom-up and top-down motion processes to perceived position,2006,32,6,1380-1397,Whitney
Toward a formal theory of flexible spatial behavior: geometric category biases generalize across pointing and verbal response types,2006,32,2,473-490,Spencer
Lateral interception II: predicting hand movements,2006,32,2,459-472,Jacobs
Lateral interception I: operative optical variables attunement and calibration,2006,32,2,443-458,Jacobs
The effect of items in working memory on the deployment of attention and the eyes during visual search,2006,32,2,423-442,Houtkamp
The effect of the Müller-Lyer illusion on the planning and control of manual aiming movements,2006,32,2,413-422,Lyons
Dissociations between reaction times and temporal order judgments: a diffusion model approach,2006,32,2,394-412,Miller
Qualitative and quantitative change in the dynamics of motor learning,2006,32,2,380-393,Newell
The beneficial effects of additional task load positive affect and instruction on the attentional blink,2006,32,2,364-379,Nieuwenhuis
The attentional white bear phenomenon: the mandatory allocation of attention to expected distractor locations,2006,32,2,351-363,Tsal
Eye movements and lexical ambiguity resolution: investigating the subordinate-bias effect,2006,32,2,335-350,Sereno
Speeded old-new recognition of multidimensional perceptual stimuli: modeling performance at the individual-participant and individual-item levels,2006,32,2,314-334,Nosofsky
Learning to control collisions: the role of perceptual attunement and action boundaries,2006,32,2,300-313,Fajen
Simon effect with and without awareness of the accessory stimulus,2006,32,2,268-286,Treccani
Sequence learning and selection difficulty,2006,32,2,287-299,Rowland
Memory for where but not what is used during visual search,2006,32,2,235-250,Beck
On the surprising salience of curvature in grouping by proximity,2006,32,2,226-234,Strother
Imitative response tendencies following observation of intransitive actions,2006,32,2,210-225,Bertenthal
The generalized optic acceleration cancellation theory of catching,2006,32,1,139-148,Reed
Judgments of path not heading guide locomotion,2006,32,1,88-96,Wann
Turning configural processing upside down: part and whole body postures,2006,32,1,73-87,Reed
When is search for a static target among dynamic distractors efficient?,2006,32,1,59-72,Theeuwes
Performance-related activity in medial rostral prefrontal cortex (area 10) during low-demand tasks,2006,32,1,45-58,Simons
Higher order pattern structure influences auditory representational momentum,2006,32,1,2-17,Jones
Target location probability effects in visual search: an effect of sequential dependencies,2006,32,5,1294-1301,Gilchrist
Perception of initial moving target signals: support for a cumulative lateral inhibition theory,2006,32,5,1185-1196,Geer
Independent representation of parts and the relations between them: evidence from integrative agnosia,2006,32,5,1169-1184,Moscovitch
Distractor interference during smooth pursuit eye movements,2006,32,5,1136-1154,Kerzel
The spatial constraint in intersensory pairing: no role in temporal ventriloquism,2006,32,4,1063-1071,Vroomen
Generalization of prism adaptation,2006,32,4,1006-1022,Wallace
Muscular proprioception contributes to the control of interceptive actions,2006,32,4,964-972,Bastin
Top-down controlled delayed selection in the attentional blink,2006,32,4,973-985,Nieuwenstein
Evidence for episodic retrieval of inadequate prime responses in auditory negative priming,2006,32,4,932-943,Buchner
The time course of perception and retrieval in matching and recognition,2006,32,4,920-931,Kent
Inhibition of return: sensitivity and criterion as a function of response time,2006,32,4,908-919,Ivanoff
The effect of perceptual load on attention-induced motion blindness: the efficiency of selective inhibition,2006,32,4,885-907,Hay
The role of uncertainty in the systematic spatial mislocalization of moving objects,2006,32,4,811-825,Smeets
Is face distinctiveness gender based?,2006,32,4,789-798,Baudouin
Categorization of sounds,2006,32,3,733-754,Smits
Lost in virtual space: studies in human and ideal spatial navigation,2006,32,3,688-704,Stankiewicz
Contributions of invariants heuristics and exemplars to the visual perception of relative mass,2006,32,3,574-598,Cohen
On the relation between time and space in the visual discrimination of velocity,1975,1,4,383-394,Lappin
Perception and extrapolation of velocity and acceleration,1975,1,4,395-403,Rosenbaum
Cardiac activity and information processing: the effects of stimulus significance and detection and response requirements,1975,1,4,418-428,Coles
Aging faces as viscal-elastic events: implications for a theory of nonrigid shape perception,1975,1,4,374-382,Pittenger
Hemisphere differences in the effects of cuing in visual recognition tasks,1975,1,4,366-373,Cohen
Individual differences in adult foveal visual asymmetries,1975,1,4,353-365,Schaller
Judging up and down,1975,1,4,339-352,Clark
Extremely long-term persistence of the McCollough effect,1975,1,4,323-327,Holding
Visual reaction times during prolonged angular acceleration parallel the subjective perception of rotation,1975,1,4,404-410,Mattson
Decision-related cortical potentials during an auditory signal detection task with cued observation intervals,1975,1,3,268-279,Squires
Auditory segregation: stream or streams?,1975,1,3,263-267,Bregman
Spatial position versus ear of entry as determinant of the auditory laterality effects: a stereophonic test,1975,1,3,253-262,Bertelson
Differential hemispheric mediation of nonverbal visual stimuli,1975,1,3,246-252,Bradshaw
Allocation of attention and the locus of adaptation to displaced vision,1975,1,3,237-245,Kelso
Information processing analysis of the Chevreul pendulum illusion,1975,1,3,231-236,Shor
Detection of symmetry as a function of angular orientation,1975,1,3,221-230,Corballis
Visual transformation of size,1975,1,3,214-220,Bundesen
Stimulus familiarity modifies perceived duration in prerecognition visual processing,1975,1,3,205-213,Avant
Tests of the psychological meaning of the power law,1975,104,2,195-204,Duda
Ratio scale measurement of the perceived lengths of lines,1975,104,2,121-129,Schneider
Perception of temporal order in vowel sequences with and without formant transitions,1975,104,2,147-153,Dorman
Feedback versus motor programming in the control of aimed movements,1975,104,2,161-169,Klapp
Feedback as a source of information and as a source of noise in absolute judgments of loudness,1975,104,2,188-194,McNicol
Lead-stimulation effects of human cardiac orienting and blink reflexes,1975,104,2,175-182,Leavitt
Auditory and phonetic levels of processing in speech perception: neurophysiological and information-processing analyses,1975,104,1,3-20,Wood
Limulus psychophysics: dark adaptation in the ventral eye,1975,104,1,68-76,Wasserman
The use of structural diagnostics in recognition,1975,104,1,57-67,Fox
Mental transformations in the identification of left and right hands,1975,104,1,48-56,Cooper
Stream segregation and the illusion of overlap,1976,2,4,544-555,Bregman
Decision theory analysis of response latencies in vigilance,1976,2,4,578-590,Davies
Sequential effects in two-choice reaction time: automatic facilitation or subjective expectancy?,1976,2,4,567-577,Kirby
Allocation of attention during visual word recognition,1976,2,4,556-566,Becker
How the listener integrates the components of speaking rate,1976,2,4,538-543,Grosjean
Familiarity of background characters in visual scanning,1976,2,4,522-530,Reicher
Mental rotation by the blind: does mental rotation depend on visual imagery?,1976,2,4,515-521,Marmor
Mental transformations and visual comparison processes: effects of complexity and similarity,1976,2,4,503-514,Cooper
An investigation of the relationship between viewing condition and preference for true and modified linear perspective and adults,1976,2,4,479-490,Hagen
Visual masking during pursuit eye movements,1976,2,4,469-478,White
Perceptual consequences of potentiation in the extraocular muscles: an alternative explanation for adaptation to wedge prisms,1976,2,4,457-468,Paap
The perception of egomotion,1976,2,3,448-456,Warren
Why a Y is not a V: a new look at the distinctive features of letters,1976,2,3,394-400,Naus
Autonomic responses to shock-associated words in a nonattended message: a failure to replicate,1976,2,3,357-360,Wardlaw
Choice between melodies differing in complexity under divided-attention conditions,1976,2,3,347-356,Konecni
Perceiving and counting sounds,1976,2,3,337-346,Massaro
Attention practice and semantic targets,1976,2,3,326-336,Moray
An experimental test of two mathematical models applied to the size-weight illusion,1976,2,2,295-298,Heineken
Processing interaction between two dimensions of nonphonetic auditory signals,1976,2,2,267-276,Crimmins
Processing two dimensions of nonspeech stimuli: the auditory-phonetic distinction reconsidered,1976,2,2,257-266,Cutting
Lexical ambiguity semantic context and visual word recognition,1976,2,2,243-256,Meyer
Detection errors on the word the: evidence for reading units larger than letters,1976,2,2,235-242,Healy
Effects of concurrent verbal memory on recognition of stimuli from the left and right visual fields,1976,2,2,210-221,Hellige
Further evidence for two components in visual persistence,1976,2,2,191-209,Erwin
Conflicting motion perspective simulating sinultaneous clockwise and counterclockwise rotation in depth,1976,2,2,174-178,Hershberger
U-shaped backward contour masking during stroboscopic motion,1976,2,2,167-173,Weber
When preparation fails: disruptive effects of prior information on perceptual recognition,1976,2,2,151-161,Smith
Effects of texture on visual noise masking,1976,2,2,162-166,Corwin
The role of pattern goodness in the reproduction of backward masked patterns,1976,2,1,139-150,Bell
Irrelevance of figural identity for resolving ambiguities in apparent motion,1976,2,1,130-138,Navon
Color vision and hue categorization in young human infants,1976,2,1,115-129,Bornstein
The effects of divided attention on information processing in manual tracking,1976,2,1,1-13,Wickens
The effects of changing the phase and duration of sleep,1976,2,1,30-41,Taub
Motor control mechanisms underlying human movement reproduction,1977,3,4,529-543,Kelso
Right-hemisphere language processing in normal right-handers,1977,3,3,518-528,Day
Influence of spatial stimulus-response compatibility on reaction time of ipsilateral and contralateral hand to lateralized light stimuli,1977,3,3,505-517,Di Stefano
Differential visual persistence between the two eyes: a model for the Fertsch-Pulfrich effect,1977,3,3,484-495,Morgan
Perceived shape at a slant as a function of processing time and processing load,1977,3,3,473-483,Epstein
Backward pattern masking can vary as a nonmonotonic function of target duration: on the influence of intratraget metacontrast,1977,3,3,461-472,Brussell
Classifying intergral stimuli,1977,3,3,436-443,King
Perception of wholes and of their component parts: some configural superiority effects,1977,3,3,422-435,Pomerantz
Attention and reaction times to signals of uncertain modality,1977,3,3,379-388,Boulter
Attention and visual dominance: a chronometric analysis,1977,3,3,365-378,Klein
Time capacity and selection between perceptual attributes,1977,3,2,337-348,Proctor
Inhibition of the human eyeblink reflex: an evaluation of the sensitivity of the Wendt-Yerkes method for threshold detection,1977,3,2,325-336,Ison
Reaction times in a bisensory task: implications for attention and speech perception,1977,3,2,316-324,Mynatt
Relation of split apparent motion to metacontrast,1977,3,2,258-277,Stoper
Threshold conditions for binocular rivalry,1977,3,2,251-257,Blake
Control of attention in the processing of temporal and spatial information in complex visual patterns,1977,3,2,243-250,Cantor
Serial reaction time as a function of the nature of repeated events,1977,3,2,234-242,Ells
Role of feedback in the development and maintenance of complex skill,1977,3,2,224-233,Henderson
Optimal allocation of cognitive resources to spatial locations,1977,3,2,201-211,Shaw
Impact of oculomotor retraining on the visual perception of curvature,1977,3,2,187-200,Miller
Perturbations of auditory feedback delay and the timing of movement,1977,3,2,175-186,Wing
Sequential effects in judgments of loudness,1977,3,1,92-104,Jesteadt
Ear differences in evaluating emotional tones of voice and verbal content,1977,3,1,75-82,Safer
Perceptual load in searching for sloping colored lines camouflaged by colored backgrounds: a separate-groups investigation,1977,3,1,136-150,Edwards
Comparative judgment: tests of two theories using the Baldwin figure,1977,3,1,119-135,Clavadetscher
Dynamic properties of radial and tangential movements as determinants of the haptic horizontal--vertical illusion with an L figure,1977,3,1,151-164,Wong
Contextual influences on judgments of linear extent,1977,3,1,105-118,Brigell
Orientation and symmetry: effects of multiple rotational and near symmetries,1978,4,4,691-702,Palmer
Retinal image smear as a source of information about magnitude of eye movement,1978,4,4,573-585,Festinger
Cognitive determinants of fixation location during picture viewing,1978,4,4,565-572,MACKWORTH
The seeing-more-than-is-there phenomenon: implications for the locus of iconic storage,1978,4,4,553-564,McCloskey
Eye movements and integrating information across fixations,1978,4,4,529-544,Ehrlich
Response bias in category and magnitude estimation of difference and similarity for loudness and pitch,1978,4,3,483-496,Schneider
Reaction times and evoked potentials as indicators of hemispheric differences for laterally presented name and physical matches,1978,4,3,440-454,Swanson
Multidimensional same--different judgments: evidence against independent comparisons of dimensions,1978,4,3,411-422,Miller
Quantification of three-dimensional structures,1978,4,3,397-410,Akin
Organizational factors in perceived dimensionality,1978,4,3,388-396,Palmer
Auditory streaming is cumulative,1978,4,3,380-387,Bregman
Facial motion in the perception of faces and of emotional expression,1978,4,3,373-379,Bassili
A biomechanical invariant for gait perception,1978,4,3,357-372,Proffitt
Application of signal detection theory to error detection in ballistic motor skills,1978,4,2,311-320,Rubin
On the plasticity of visual-proprioceptive bias effects,1978,4,2,302-310,Warren
Simple and contingent aftereffects in the kinesthetic preception of length,1978,4,2,294-301,Walker
Picture processing during recognition,1978,4,2,284-293,Parker
Intonation contour and syntactic structure as predictors of apparent segmentation,1978,4,2,273-283,Geers
Studies of visual synthesis: integration of fragments into forms,1978,4,2,244-263,Thompson
Age differences in peripheral perceptual processing: a monoptic backward masking investigation,1978,4,2,232-243,Walsh
Geometric and semantic similarity in visual masking,1978,4,2,224-231,Jacobson
Perception and masking of wholes and parts,1978,4,2,210-223,McClelland
Role of visual familiarity in the word-superiority effects obtained with the simultaneous-matching task,1978,4,1,88-100,Bruder
Visual images preserve metric spatial information: evidence from studies of image scanning,1978,4,1,47-60,Ball
Functional representations common to visual perception and imagination,1978,4,1,21-35,Shepard
Additivity in adaptation to optical tilt,1978,4,1,178-190,Redding
A two-factor theory of stimulus-repetition effects,1978,4,1,191-197,Kraut
Levels of processing in speech perception,1978,4,1,164-177,Aldridge
An investigation of the cues responsible for figure impossibility,1978,4,1,112-120,Cowan
Perceptual processes that may create stick figures and balance,1978,4,1,101-111,Psotka
Size scaling in visual pattern recognition,1978,4,1,1-20,Bundesen
Prototype formation from imaged kinesthetically and visually presented geometric figures,1979,5,4,701-712,Solso
Relation between cognitive and motor-oriented systems of visual position perception,1979,5,4,692-700,Lewis
Modulation of the acoustic startle reflex in humans in the absence of anticipatory changes in the middle ear reflex,1979,5,4,639-642,Ison
Implications of a transient-sustained dichotomy for the measurement of human performance,1979,5,4,625-638,Todd
Secondary task modality expectancy and the measurement of attentional capacity,1979,5,4,610-624,Proctor
Adaptation of speech by nonspeech: evidence for complex acoustic cue detectors,1979,5,3,563-578,Samuel
Cognitive influences on perceptual processing,1979,5,3,546-562,Miller
Moving attention through visual space,1979,5,3,522-526,Remington
Programmed control of aimed movements revisited the role of target visibility and symmetry,1979,5,3,509-521,Klapp
Relation between perceived depth and perceived motion in uniform flow fields,1979,5,3,501-508,McConkie
Optical motions as information for unsigned depth,1979,5,3,494-500,McConkie
Perceptual information for the age level of faces as a higher order invariant of growth,1979,5,3,478-493,Pittenger
Time errors and differential sensation weighting,1979,5,3,460-477,Hellström
Stimulus information and sequential dependencies in magnitude estimation and cross-modality matching,1979,5,3,444-449,Ward
Sensory and cognitive factors in judgments of loudness,1979,5,3,426-443,Marks
Internally augmented displays: contingent aftereffects as performance aids,1979,5,3,420-425,Blake
Influence of six types of visual structure on complexity judgments in children and adults,1979,5,2,365-378,Mendelson
Ebbinghaus illusion: context contour and age influence the judged size of a circle amidst circles,1979,5,2,353-364,Weintraub
Levels of processing in visual illusions: the combination and interaction of distortion-producing mechanisms,1979,5,2,324-335,Coren
A fuzzy logical model of letter identification,1979,5,2,336-352,Oden
On the inhibitory nature of binocular rivalry suppression,1979,5,2,315-323,Blake
Variable criterion analysis of brightness effects in simple reaction time,1979,5,2,303-314,Grice
Perception of wheel-generated motions,1979,5,2,289-302,Stier
A model of unidimensional perceptual matching,1979,5,2,277-288,Krueger
Visual persistence and code selection in short-term memory for letters,1979,5,2,260-276,Kirsner
Semantic context and word frequency effects in visual word recognition,1979,5,2,252-259,Becker
Contextual facilitation in a letter search task depends on how the prime is processed,1979,5,2,239-251,Smith
On the coordination of two-handed movements,1979,5,2,229-238,Goodman
Divided attention: the whole is more than the sum of its parts,1979,5,2,216-228,Duncan
Why is telling right from left more difficult than telling above from below?,1979,5,1,52-67,Maki
Figural relationship effects and mechanisms of visual masking,1979,5,1,88-100,Walsh
Rotation of objects in pictures viewed at an angle: evidence for different properties of two types of pictorial space,1979,5,1,78-87,Goldstein
Coding left and right,1979,5,1,42-51,Farrell
Spare the rod and spoil the icon,1979,5,1,19-30,Long
Iconic storage in the two hemispheres,1979,5,1,31-41,Di Stefano
Effects of S-R mapping and response modality on performance in a Stroop Task,1979,5,1,176-187,Simon
Depth of nontarget processing in an attention task,1979,5,1,168-175,Johnston
Choice reaction times for temporal numerosity,1979,5,1,157-167,Viviani
Auditory phase and frequency discrimination: a comparison of nine procedures,1979,5,1,146-156,Creelman
Similarity effects in backward recognition masking,1979,5,1,110-128,Massaro
Interaction of stimulus size and retinal eccentricity in metacontrast masking,1979,5,1,101-109,Bridgeman
Measuring the size of mental images,1979,5,1,1-12,Weber
Apparent distance of sounds recorded in echoic and anechoic chambers,1980,6,4,745-750,Butler
Attention and saccadic eye movements,1980,6,4,726-744,Remington
The Poggendorff illusion: consider all the angles,1980,6,4,718-725,Weintraub
Processing of visually presented clock times,1980,6,4,707-717,Park
Context and the allocation of resources in word recognition,1980,6,4,686-694,Rodriguez
Why search for target absence is so slow (and careful!): the more targets there are the more likely you are to miss one,1980,6,4,662-685,Krueger
Effects of perceptual quality and visual field of probe stimulus presentation on memory search for letters,1980,6,4,639-651,Hellige
Some effects of acoustic attributes of speech on the processing of phonetic feature information,1980,6,4,622-638,Soli
Effect of depth separation on metacontrast masking,1980,6,4,605-621,Fox
Symbolic comparisons of objects on color attributes,1980,6,4,652-661,Paivio
Sex and handedness as factors in visual-field organization for a categorization task,1980,6,3,494-500,Jones
Recognition of transposed melodies: a key-distance effect in developmental perspective,1980,6,3,501-515,Bartlett
The psychophysics of iconic storage,1980,6,3,486-493,Adelson
Odor discrimination and memory in Korsakoff's psychosis,1980,6,3,445-458,Engen
Mental-task instructions and optokinetic nystagmus to the left and right,1980,6,3,459-472,Rosenberg
Foveal metacontrast: I. Criterion content and practice effects,1980,6,3,473-485,Ventura
Development of the third component in prism adaptation: effects of active and passive movement,1980,6,3,433-444,Beckett
Tilt adaptation as a feedback control process,1980,6,3,413-432,Ebenholtz
Principles of perceptual organization and spatial distortion: the gestalt illusions,1980,6,3,404-412,Coren
Induced movement based on subtraction of motion from the inducing object,1980,6,3,391-403,Wheeler
Variability and sequential effects in cross-modality matching of area and loudness,1980,6,2,277-289,Luce
Early extraction of meaning from pictures and its relation to conscious identification,1980,6,2,265-276,McCauley
Comparison of lateral differences for digit and random form recognition in Japanese and Westerners,1980,6,2,368-374,Dimond
A short-term memory influence on the N1 response of cerebral cortex,1980,6,2,321-329,Stanny
Interaction between global and local levels of a form,1980,6,2,222-234,Hoffman
Perceptual delay: a consequence of metacontrast and apparent motion,1980,6,2,235-243,Sperling
Emergent two-dimensional patterns in images rotated in depth,1980,6,2,244-264,Pinker
Perceptual interpretation of complex line patterns,1980,6,2,197-221,van Tuijl
Variables influencing outflow-inflow interpretations tracking performance: predictability of target motion transfer function and practice,1980,6,1,85-88,Tufano
Laterality effects levels of processing and stimulus properties,1980,6,1,184-195,Bagnara
A further parallel between selective adaptation and contrast,1980,6,1,24-44,Lang
Attention switching is not a fatigable process: methodological comments on Axelrod and Guzy (1972),1980,6,1,180-183,ten Hoopen
Hemisphere-specific processes in letter matching,1980,6,1,167-179,Kirsner
Modes of vibrotactile pattern generation,1980,6,1,151-166,Craig
Overcoming Stroop interference: the effects of practice on distractor potency,1980,6,1,140-150,Baron
Role of cerebral hemispheric processing in the visual half-field stimulus-response compatibility effect,1980,6,1,13-23,Tzeng
Mental imagery acuity in the peripheral visual field,1980,6,1,126-139,Kosslyn
Motor commands and the perception of movement patterns,1980,6,1,1-12,Bairstow
Acoustic augmentation and inhibition of the human eyeblink,1981,7,6,1357-1362,Hoffman
Distance effects on sequential dependencies in categorical judgments,1981,7,6,1371-1385,Petzold
Grounding the figure,1981,7,6,1386-1397,Calis
Perceptual processing strategies in the cross-modal transfer of form discrimination: a developmental study,1981,7,6,1340-1348,Coté
Auditory-visual conflicts in the perceived duration of lights tones and gaps,1981,7,6,1327-1339,Walker
Sensory specificity of apparent motion,1981,7,6,1318-1328,KOLERS
Dimensions of figural identity and apparent motion,1981,7,6,1312-1317,Rosenbaum
Stimulus repetition effects on attention to words and colors,1981,7,6,1303-1311,Kraut
A positional discriminability model of linear-order judgments,1981,7,6,1283-1302,Holyoak
Visual detection of multi-letter patterns,1981,7,6,1258-1272,Lappin
Effect of familiarity of Multielement matching,1981,7,6,1273-1282,Regan
Retinal location and its effect on the processing of target and distractor information,1981,7,6,1247-1257,Goolkasian
Mistracking in alignment illusions,1981,7,6,1211-1246,Hotopf
Detection of symmetry,1981,7,6,1186-1210,Royer
Do attention and decision follow perception Comment on Miller,1981,7,6,1175-1182,Navon
Global precedence in attention and decision,1981,7,6,1161-1174,Miller
Maintenance of orientation during locomotion in unfamiliar environments,1981,7,5,995-1006,Gärling
Antagonistic effects of adjacency and apparent speed in induced movement,1981,7,5,985-994,Schulman
Generation of visual representations,1981,7,5,978-984,Johnson
Backward masking by pattern stimulus offset,1981,7,5,972-977,Breitmeyer
Latency differences in monoptic and dichoptic shape and color decision making,1981,7,5,968-971,Meyer
Selective attention in vision: recognition memory for superimposed line drawings,1981,7,5,954-967,Goldstein
Visual form integration and discontinuity detection,1981,7,5,948-953,Kinnucan
Journal of experimental psychology: human perception and performance,1981,7,5,937-947,Ono
Individual differences in the classification of stimuli by dimensions,1981,7,5,1132-1145,Smith
The role of bottom-up confirmation in the phonemic restoration illusion,1981,7,5,1124-1131,Samuel
Evidence for rhythmic attention,1981,7,5,1059-1073,Jones
Hemispheres as independent resource systems: limited-capacity processing and cerebral specialization,1981,7,5,1031-1058,Friedman
Processing visual feedback information for movement control,1981,7,5,1019-1030,Carlton
Effects of a secondary task on the accuracy of single aiming movements,1981,7,5,1007-1018,Zelaznik
Visual information about moving objects,1981,7,4,975-810,Todd
Organization and learning of visual-motor information during different orders of limb movement: step velocity acceleration,1981,7,4,916-927,Weitzman
Texture perception: studies of intersensory organization using a discrepancy paradigm and visual versus tactual psychophysics,1981,7,4,902-915,Lederman
Separation relative to length determines the organization of two lines into a unit,1981,7,4,884-889,Gillam
Perception of growth: a geometric analysis of how different styles of change are distinguished,1981,7,4,855-868,Shaw
Methodological considerations in experiments on imagery acuity,1981,7,4,848-854,Finke
Assessing relations between imagery and perception,1981,7,4,844-847,Banks
Experimenter naiveté and imaginal judgments,1981,7,4,833-843,Intons-Peterson
Area and contrast effects upon perceptual and imagery acuity,1981,7,4,825-832,Finke
Importance of the overall similarity of objects of adults' and children's classifications,1981,7,4,811-824,Smith
Adaptive processing of visual motion,1981,7,4,780-794,Ball
Duration of visible persistence in relation to range of spatial frequencies,1981,7,4,754-769,di Lollo
Internal representation of visual texture as the basis for the judgment of similarity,1981,7,4,741-753,Harvey
Metacontrast investigations of sustained-transient channel inhibitory interactions,1981,7,4,770-779,Dunn
Visual perception of lifted weight,1981,7,4,733-740,Runeson
The effect on form perception of change of orientation in the third dimension,1981,7,4,719-732,Rock
Shape orientation and apparent rotational motion,1981,7,2,477-486,Shepard
Subjective ratios and differences in perceived heaviness,1981,7,2,459-466,Rule
Phonological fusion in dichotic monitoring,1981,7,2,422-429,Sexton
Crawling-onset age predicts visual cliff avoidance in infants,1981,7,2,382-387,Richards
Interocular transfer of visual aftereffects,1981,7,2,367-381,Blake
Saccadic plasticity: parametric adaptive control by retinal feedback,1981,7,2,356-366,Miller
Attention switching and patterns of sound locations in counting clicks,1981,7,2,342-355,ten Hoopen
Two neural mechanisms related to modes of selective attention,1981,7,2,324-332,Alwitt
Eye position and the control of auditory attention,1981,7,2,318-323,Reisberg
Mental measurement of line length: the role of the standard,1981,7,2,309-317,Hartley
Congruity and the perceptual comparison task,1981,7,2,290-308,Paivio
A note on "Optical motions as information for unsigned depth",1981,7,2,286-289,Prazdny
The effect of inattention on form perception,1981,7,2,275-285,Rock
Coding theory of visual pattern completion,1981,7,2,241-274,Leeuwenberg
Configural effects in perceived pointing of ambiguous triangles,1981,7,1,88-114,Palmer
Perceptual encoding and decision strategies for integral dimensions,1981,7,1,56-70,Dykes
Why two eyes are better than one: the two views of binocular vision,1981,7,1,30-40,Lee
Internal representation of simple temporal patterns,1981,7,1,3-18,Povel
Role of subvocal motor activity in dichotic speech perception and selective attention,1981,7,1,231-239,Milberg
Irrelevant differences in the "same"--"different" task,1981,7,1,196-207,Miller
Masking of foveal and parafoveal vision during eye fixations in reading,1981,7,1,167-179,Rayner
Alternative solutions to kinetic stimulus transformations,1981,7,1,19-29,Smith
Familiarity redundancy and the spatial control of visual attention,1981,7,1,157-166,Flowers
Effects of spatial-frequency specific adaptation and target duration on visual persistence,1981,7,1,151-156,Meyer
Delayed monochromatic hue matches indicate characteristics of visual memory,1981,7,1,141-150,Nelson
Effects of homogeneous and variable exposure on magnitude of adaptation to optical tilt,1981,7,1,130-140,Redding
Processing line location and orientation,1981,7,1,115-129,Redding
Time course analysis of the Stroop phenomenon,1982,8,6,875-894,Glaser
Stimulus-response compatibility for left-right discriminations as a function of stimulus position,1982,8,6,865-874,Whitaker
Semantic context effects in visual word recognition sentence processing and reading: evidence for semantic strategies,1982,8,5,739-756,Becker
Recognition time for letters and nonletters: effects of serial position array size and processing order,1982,8,5,724-738,Mason
Control of fixation duration in visual search and memory search: another look,1982,8,5,709-723,Vaughan
Textural effects in perceived pointing of ambiguous triangles,1982,8,5,693-708,Palmer
Predicting the perception of three-dimensional objects from the geometrical information in drawings,1982,8,5,674-692,Butler
Spatial compatibility effects on the same side of the body midline,1982,8,5,664-673,Umiltà
Divided attention abilities in young and old adults,1982,8,5,651-663,Salthouse
Dividing attention within and between hemispheres: testing a multiple resources approach to limited-capacity information processing,1982,8,5,625-650,Friedman
Impulsivity caffeine and proofreading: a test of the Easterbrook hypothesis,1982,8,4,614-624,Anderson
Negating the effects of binaural cues: competition between auditory streaming and contralateral induction,1982,8,4,602-613,Steiger
Loci of contextual effects in judgment,1982,8,4,582-601,Mellers
Determinants of attention to local and global features of visual forms,1982,8,4,562-581,Ward
Models of illusory pausing and sticking,1982,8,4,547-561,Pomerantz
The rod-and-frame effect as a function of the righting of the frame,1982,8,4,536-546,Rock
Form and texture in hierarchically constructed patterns,1982,8,4,521-535,Kimchi
Constraints on strategy construction in a speeded discrimination task,1982,8,4,502-520,Logan
Do reaction time and accuracy measure the same aspects of letter recognition?,1982,8,4,489-501,Egeth
Interaural and monaural clicks and clocks: tempo difference versus attention switching,1982,8,3,422-434,ten Hoopen
In defense of intraperceptual theories of attention,1982,8,3,407-421,Johnston
Order information in multiple-element comparison,1982,8,3,392-406,Angiolillo-Bent
The case for peripheral persistence: effects of target and background luminance on a partial-report task,1982,8,3,383-391,Long
Similarity-related channel interactions in visual processing,1982,8,3,353-382,Estes
The cerebral balance of power: confrontation or cooperation?,1982,8,2,253-272,Sergent
Discrete versus continuous stage models of human information processing: in search of partial output,1982,8,2,273-296,Miller
Representations of qualitative and quantitative dimensions,1982,8,2,325-340,Tversky
Hand position as a variable determining the accuracy of aiming movements,1982,8,2,341-348,Christina
Visual information about rigid and nonrigid motion: a geometric analysis,1982,8,2,238-252,Todd
Age-related changes in rate of visual information processing,1982,8,2,225-237,di Lollo
Interaction between perceived and imagined rotation,1982,8,2,215-224,Carballis
Perceptual grouping and attention in visual search for features and for objects,1982,8,2,194-214,Treisman
Bright sneezes and dark coughs loud sunlight and soft moonlight,1982,8,2,177-193,Marks
Mechanisms for precuing superiority in visual recognition,1982,8,1,58-67,Redding
Context independence and phonetic mediation in categorical perception,1982,8,1,68-80,Healy
Discrimination of temporal jitter in patterned sequences of tones,1982,8,1,46-57,Sorkin
Automatic and controlled attention processes in auditory target detection,1982,8,1,37-45,Hunt
Visual search with color,1982,8,1,127-136,Carter
Saccadic eye movements to peripherally discriminated visual targets,1982,8,1,113-126,Viviani
Age differences in peripheral letter perception,1982,8,1,106-112,Taylor
About face: left-hemisphere involvement in processing physiognomies,1982,8,1,1-14,Sergent
Binocular summation occurs during interocular suppression,1982,8,1,81-90,Sloane
Analysis of ambiguity in visual pattern completion,1983,9,6,980-1000,Leeuwenberg
General mental resources and perceptual judgments,1983,9,6,966-979,Reisberg
Does global precedence really depend on visual angle?,1983,9,6,955-965,Navon
Perception of growth from changes in body proportions,1983,9,6,945-954,Pittenger
Lightness constancy through a veiling luminance,1983,9,6,936-944,Jacobsen
Initial stages of visual information processing in dyslexia,1983,9,6,923-935,Hanson
Latency of sequential eye movements: implications for reading,1983,9,6,912-922,Rayner
Target recovery in visual backward masking: no clear explanation in sight,1983,9,6,898-911,Warm
Auditory spatial alternation transforms auditory time,1983,9,6,882-897,Akerboom
Psychological reality of cross-media artistic styles,1983,9,6,841-863,Hasenfus
Hierarchical versus nonhierarchical models of movement sequence control: a reply to Klein,1983,9,5,837-839,Rosenbaum
Nonhierarchical control of rapid movement sequences: a comment on Rosenbaum Kenny and Derr,1983,9,5,834-836,Klein
Visual discrimination categorical identification and categorical rating in brief displays of curved lines: implications for discrete encoding processes,1983,9,5,785-806,Foster
Evaluation and integration of visual and auditory information in speech perception,1983,9,5,753-771,Cohen
Category-boundary effects and speeded sorting with a harmonic musical-interval continuum: evidence for dual processing,1983,9,5,739-752,Zatorre
Parafoveal visual information and semantic contextual constraints,1983,9,5,726-738,Rayner
Perception of surface curvature and direction of illumination from patterns of shading,1983,9,4,583-595,Todd
Apparent displacement with a monocular prism differs from optical displacement,1983,9,4,652-656,Ono
Movements of attention across the visual field,1983,9,4,523-530,Tsal
The cost of visual filtering,1983,9,4,510-522,Treisman
Is continuous visual monitoring necessary in visually guided locomotion?,1983,9,3,427-443,Thomson
Anchor research: evidence for an increase in the perceived similarity of stimuli obtained with a speeded-response paradigm,1983,9,3,474-486,King
Imagery paradigms: how vulnerable are they to experimenters' expectations?,1983,9,3,394-412,Intons-Peterson
Distribution of visual attention over space,1983,9,3,380-393,Shepard
Spatial extent of attention to letters and words,1983,9,3,371-379,LaBerge
Response selection and initiation in speeded reactions: a pupillometric analysis,1983,9,3,360-370,Beatty
Are variations among right-handed individuals in perceptual asymmetries caused by characteristic arousal differences between hemispheres?,1983,9,3,329-359,Levy
Reply to Matthei: we really is worse than you or them and so are Ma and Pa,1983,9,2,321-322,Johnston
Four assumptions about invariance in perception,1983,9,2,310-317,Cutting
Information integration and the identification of stimulus noise and criterial noise in absolute judgment,1983,9,2,299-309,Nosofsky
The influence of metacontrast masking on detection and spatial-choice judgments: an apparent distinction between automatic and attentive response mechanisms,1983,9,2,278-287,Proctor
Induced esophoric shifts in eye convergence and illusory distance in reduced and structured viewing conditions,1983,9,2,270-277,Shebilske
Spatial limits to the detection of transpositional symmetry in dynamic dot textures,1983,9,2,258-269,Jenkins
Spatial metrics of integral and separable dimensions,1983,9,2,242-257,Dunn
The role of subtractions and comparisons in comparative judgments involving numerical reference points,1983,9,2,226-241,Shoben
Effect of line orientation on various information-processing tasks,1983,9,2,215-225,Lasaga
Holistic processes in the perception and transformation of disoriented figures,1983,9,2,203-214,Palmer
Sharp targets are detected better against a figure and blurred targets are detected better against a background,1983,9,2,194-201,Wong
Can response preparation begin before stimulus recognition finishes?,1983,9,2,161-182,Miller
Hierarchical control of rapid movement sequences,1983,9,1,86-102,Rosenbaum
Catching skills in infancy,1983,9,1,75-85,von Hofsten
Speed and accuracy of compensatory responses to limb disturbances,1983,9,1,58-74,Newell
Perception of gait,1983,9,1,31-42,Todd
Quantifying the cognitive trajectories of extrapolated movements,1983,9,1,43-57,Jagacinski
Locational representation in imagery: a moving spot task,1983,9,1,20-30,Attneave
On the Morinaga Misalignment Illusion,1983,9,1,113-125,Day
Are there limits to binaural additivity of loudness?,1983,9,1,126-136,Gigerenzer
Lateral asymmetries in electrodermal responses to nonattended stimuli: a reply to Walker and Ceci,1983,9,1,148-150,Dawson
Lateral asymmetries in electrodermal responses to nonattended stimuli: a response to Dawson and Schell,1983,9,1,145-147,Walker
Selective attention to multidimensional auditory stimuli,1983,9,1,1-19,Hillyard
Response tempo and separable--integral responding: evidence for an integral-to-separable processing sequence in visual perception,1983,9,1,103-112,Ward
Sensitization of the visual field,1984,10,6,778-793,Egly
Event-related brain potentials reveal similar attentional mechanisms during selective listening and shadowing,1984,10,6,761-777,Woods
Shape and depth perception from parallel projections of three-dimensional motion,1984,10,6,749-760,Andersen
Simulation of curved surfaces from patterns of optical texture,1984,10,5,734-739,Todd
A limitation of position constancy,1984,10,5,713-723,Becklen
Auditory perception of breaking and bouncing events: a case study in ecological acoustics,1984,10,5,704-712,Warren
Perceiving affordances: visual guidance of stair climbing,1984,10,5,683-703,Warren
Manipulation of stimulus onset delay in reading: evidence for parallel programming of saccades,1984,10,5,667-682,Morrison
Identification confusions among letters of the alphabet,1984,10,5,655-666,Roberts
The time course of picture-word interference,1984,10,5,640-654,Glaser
A horse race of a different color: Stroop interference patterns with transformed words,1984,10,5,622-639,Macleod
Abrupt visual onsets and selective attention: evidence from visual search,1984,10,5,601-621,Yantis
Automatic aftereffects in two-choice reaction time: a mathematical representation of some concepts,1984,10,4,581-598,Soetens
Is meaning implicated in illusory conjunctions?,1984,10,4,573-580,Egeth
Configural processing of faces in the left and the right cerebral hemispheres,1984,10,4,554-572,Sergent
On the advance preparation of discrete finger responses,1984,10,4,541-553,Proctor
Visible persistence of moving objects,1984,10,4,502-511,Farrell
Efferent factors in natural event perception can be rationalized and verified: a reply to Turvey and Solomon,1984,10,3,455-460,Shebilske
Visually perceiving distance: a comment on Shebilske Karmiohl and Proffitt (1983),1984,10,3,449-454,Turvey
Evidence against late selection: stimulus quality effects in previewed displays,1984,10,3,429-448,Pashler
Selective adaptation of monocular and binocular neurons in human vision,1984,10,3,406-412,Sloane
Dependence independence and emergence of word features,1984,10,3,394-405,Oden
Motion direction identification in random cinematograms: a general model,1984,10,3,378-393,Allik
Processing stages in overlapping tasks: evidence for a central bottleneck,1984,10,3,358-377,Pashler
Measuring efficiency of selection from briefly exposed visual displays: a model for partial report,1984,10,3,329-339,Bundesen
Modifying an underlying component of perceived arm length: adaptation of tactile location induced by spatial discordance,1984,10,2,307-317,Craske
Effects of intrahemispheric interference on reaction times to lateral stimuli,1984,10,2,292-306,Green
On the ability to inhibit simple and choice reaction time responses: a model and a method,1984,10,2,276-291,Davis
Form and depth in global stereopsis,1984,10,2,258-275,Berbaum
Convenient fixation location within isolated words of different length and structure,1984,10,2,250-257,O'Regan
Size and case of type as stimuli in reading,1984,10,2,231-249,KOLERS
Weight of evidence supports one operation for "ratios" and "differences" of heaviness,1984,10,2,216-230,Mellers
Must egocentric and environmental frames of reference be aligned to produce spatial S-R compatibility effects?,1984,10,2,205-215,Moscovitch
Expectancy and dual-task interference,1984,10,2,195-204,Hunt
Perceptual-motor processing of phonetic features in speech,1984,10,2,153-178,Meyer
Effects of perceptual quality on the processing of human faces presented to the left and right cerebral hemispheres,1984,10,1,90-107,Corwin
Time course of visual information utilization during fixations in reading,1984,10,1,75-89,McConkie
Attention in the processing of complex visual displays: detecting features and their combinations,1984,10,1,40-64,Farell
Searching for conjunctively defined targets,1984,10,1,32-39,Egeth
On the relationship between stimulus intensity and duration of visible persistence,1984,10,1,144-151,di Lollo
Emergent features attention and object perception,1984,10,1,12-31,Paterson
Does rate of processing determine ease of target detection?,1984,10,1,108-118,Stelmach
Detection of three-dimensional structure in moving optical patterns,1984,10,1,1-11,Lappin
On the cross-modal perception of intensity,1986,12,4,517-534,Marks
The category effect with rating scales: number of categories number of stimuli and method of presentation,1986,12,4,496-516,Parducci
Selective attention and performance with a multidimensional visual display,1986,12,4,484-495,Hockey
Recognition memory and attentional selection: serial scanning is not enough,1986,12,4,476-483,Hoffman
Detecting and identifying change: additions versus deletions,1986,12,4,445-454,Agostinelli
Perceptual plane geometry: collinearity judgments probe the perceived orientation of an angle's sides,1986,12,4,434-444,Brown
Horizontal-vertical structure in the visual comparison of rigidly transformed patterns,1986,12,4,422-433,Foster
Mechanisms of displacement discrimination with and without perceived movement,1986,12,4,411-421,Palmer
Reaction time and musical expectancy: priming of chords,1986,12,4,403-410,Bharucha
Continuous visual information may be important after all: a failure to replicate Thomson (1983),1986,12,3,388-391,Elliott
Spatial factors in visual attention: a reply to Crassini,1986,12,3,383-387,Shepard
On the spatial distribution of visual attention,1986,12,3,380-382,Crassini
Does attention affect visual feature integration?,1986,12,3,361-369,Prinzmetal
Sensory registration and informational persistence,1986,12,3,343-360,Irwin
Shape constancy and polar perspective,1986,12,3,338-342,Wallach
Depth perception as a function of motion parallax and absolute-distance information,1986,12,3,331-337,Rivest
Spatial frequency differences can determine figure-ground organization,1986,12,3,324-330,Weisstein
Internal frame of reference as a determinant of the oblique effect,1986,12,3,314-323,Garner
Effect of experimentally induced stress on vocal parameters,1986,12,3,302-313,Tolkmitt
Locus of selective adaptation in speech perception,1986,12,3,286-294,Jamieson
Perceptual organization of behavior: a hierarchical control model of coordinated action,1986,12,3,267-276,Marken
Visual control of step length during running over irregular terrain,1986,12,3,259-266,Young
The point of no return in choice reaction time: controlled and ballistic stages of response preparation,1986,12,3,243-258,Osman
Classifying multidimensional stimuli: stimulus task and observer factors,1986,12,2,211-225,Cole
Locus and persistence of capacity limitations in visual information processing,1986,12,2,200-210,Kleiss
Conjunction of color and form without attention: evidence from an orientation-contingent color aftereffect,1986,12,2,186-199,Hoffman
Effect of ecological viewing conditions on the Ames' distorted room illusion,1986,12,2,181-185,Gehringer
Perception of texture by vision and touch: multidimensionality and intersensory integration,1986,12,2,169-180,Jones
Temporal integration and vibrotactile backward masking,1986,12,2,160-168,Craig
Structural support for the perception of growth,1986,12,2,149-159,Shaw
Attention and interference in the perception of brief visual displays,1986,12,2,133-148,Dixon
Decision processes in visual discrimination of line orientation,1986,12,2,115-132,Orban
Integration of noxious stimulation across separate somatosensory communications systems: a functional theory of pain,1986,12,1,92-102,Algom
Attention within auditory word perception: insights from the phonemic restoration illusion,1986,12,1,70-79,Ressler
Dual loudness scales in individual subjects,1986,12,1,61-69,Parker
Illusory concomitant motion in ambiguous stereograms: evidence for nonstimulus contributions to perceptual organization,1986,12,1,50-60,Peterson
Binocular vision and spatial perception in 4- and 5-month-old infants,1986,12,1,36-49,Granrud
Illusory words: the roles of attention and of top-down constraints in conjoining letters to form words,1986,12,1,3-17,Treisman
Perceptual interactions in two-word displays: familiarity and similarity effects,1986,12,1,18-35,McClelland
Multidimensional scaling reveals two dimensions of thermal pain,1986,12,1,103-107,Yang
Segmentation and coupling in complex movements,1985,11,6,828-845,Viviani
On marching to two different drummers: perceptual aspects of the difficulties,1985,11,6,814-827,Jagacinski
Inhibitory component of externally controlled covert orienting in visual space,1985,11,6,777-787,Hockey
Verification of Donders' subtraction method,1985,11,6,765-776,Gottsdanker
Positional differences in performance on members of confusable and nonconfusable letter pairs,1985,11,6,752-764,Chastain
Size in the visual processing of faces and words,1985,11,6,726-751,KOLERS
Continuous measurement of visible persistence,1985,11,6,711-725,Sperling
Perception of structure from motion: is projective correspondence of moving elements a necessary condition?,1985,11,6,689-710,Todd
Separability and integrality of global and local levels of hierarchical patterns,1985,11,6,673-688,Kimchi
Orienting attention within visual fields: how efficient is interhemispheric transfer?,1985,11,5,650-666,Hardyck
Cognitive spatial processing and the regulation of posture,1985,11,5,617-622,Kerr
Allocation of attention in the visual field,1985,11,5,583-597,Yeh
Constructing mental representations of objects from successive views,1985,11,5,566-582,Klopfer
Flow structure versus retinal location in the optical control of stance,1985,11,5,554-565,Stoffregen
A psychophysiological investigation of the continuous flow model of human information processing,1985,11,5,529-553,Donchin
Processing of tactile spatial information with crossed fingers,1985,11,4,517-525,Benedetti
Ordinal properties of perceived average duration: simultaneous and sequential presentations,1985,11,4,509-516,Rule
Interference between phonemes during phoneme monitoring: evidence for an interactive activation model of speech perception,1985,11,4,475-489,Stemberger
Characteristics of velocity profiles of speech movements,1985,11,4,457-474,Parush
Visual dissociation: an illusory conjunction of pictures and forms,1985,11,4,431-442,Intraub
Spatial maps of directed visual attention,1985,11,4,409-430,Hughes
Processing of stimulus properties: evidence for dual-task integrality,1985,11,4,393-408,Wickens
Automatic and attentional components in perception of shape-at-a-slant,1985,11,3,355-366,Epstein
Handedness and sex differences in selective interference of verbal and spatial information,1985,11,3,346-354,Nagae
Induced motion and oculomotor capture,1985,11,3,329-345,Chambers
Suppression of visible persistence,1985,11,3,304-316,Hogben
A secondary-task analysis of a word familiarity effect,1985,11,3,286-303,Healy
Lexical access during eye fixations in reading: effects of word-initial letter sequence,1985,11,3,272-285,Inhoff
When selective adaptation and contrast effects are distinct: a reply to Diehl Kluender and Parker,1985,11,2,242-256,Sawusch
Are selective adaptation and contrast effects really distinct?,1985,11,2,209-220,Diehl
Some temporal characteristics of processing during reading,1985,11,2,168-186,McConkie
Rhythms and responses,1985,11,2,150-167,KOLERS
Binocular distance perception: egocentric distance tasks,1985,11,2,133-149,Foley
Induced self-motion in central vision,1985,11,2,122-132,Andersen
Visual attention and stimulus identification,1985,11,2,105-121,Pashler
Vector analysis and process combination in motion perception,1985,11,1,93-102,Becklen
Event-related potentials elicited by automatic targets: a dual-task analysis,1985,11,1,50-61,Hoffman
Multiple resources in divided attention: a cross-modal test of the independence of hemispheric resources,1985,11,1,40-49,Friedman
Individual differences in the use of simplification strategies in a complex decision-making task,1985,11,1,14-27,Revelle
How much is an icon worth?,1985,11,1,1-13,Johnson
The Ames window illusion: perception of illusory motion by human infants,1987,13,4,609-613,Fox
Infants' detection of visual-tactual discrepancies: asymmetries that indicate a directive role of visual information,1987,13,4,601-608,Bushnell
Perception of biomechanical motions by infants: implementation of various processing constraints,1987,13,4,577-585,Proffitt
Contrast discrimination in human infants,1987,13,4,558-565,Stephens
Development of three-dimensional form perception,1987,13,4,545-557,Short
Detection of the traversability of surfaces by crawling and walking infants,1987,13,4,533-544,Stoffregen
Perceptual completion of surfaces in infancy,1987,13,4,524-532,Termine
The ontogenesis of perception,1987,13,4,515-613,
What does infant perception tell us about theories of perception?,1987,13,4,515-523,Gibson
Perceived spatial organization of cutaneous patterns on surfaces of the human body in various positions,1987,13,3,488-504,Shimojo
Additivity and interaction between size ratio and response category in the comparison of size-discrepant shapes,1987,13,3,478-487,Jolicoeur
Temporal characteristics of visual memory,1987,13,3,464-477,Kikuchi
Effects of foveal priming and extrafoveal preview on object identification,1987,13,3,449-463,Pollatsek
Role of outcome conflict in dual-task interference,1987,13,3,435-448,Navon
Evidence of preliminary response preparation from a divided attention task,1987,13,3,425-434,Miller
Effects of attending selectively to the spatial position of reflex-eliciting and reflex-modulating stimuli,1987,13,3,411-424,Graham
Bilateral coordination in human infants: stepping on a split-belt treadmill,1987,13,3,405-410,Thelen
Effects of stimulus complexity on mental rotation rate of polygons,1987,13,3,395-404,Luce
On cross-modal similarity: auditory-visual interactions in speeded discrimination,1987,13,3,384-394,Marks
Visual guidance of walking through apertures: body-scaled information for affordances,1987,13,3,371-383,Warren
Eyeheight-scaled information about affordances: a study of sitting and stair climbing,1987,13,3,361-370,Mark
Effects of flicker-induced depth on chromatic subjective contours,1987,13,3,353-360,Meyer
Eye movement as a cue to figure motion in anorthoscopic perception,1987,13,3,344-352,Wheeler
Minimum points and views for the recovery of three-dimensional structure,1987,13,3,335-343,Andersen
Rigidity in cinema seen from the front row side aisle,1987,13,3,323-334,Cutting
Visual knowledge underlying letter perception: font-specific schematic tuning,1987,13,2,267-278,Sanocki
Spatial layout orientation relative to the observer and perceived projection in pictures viewed at an angle,1987,13,2,256-266,Goldstein
Perception of three-dimensional form from patterns of optical texture,1987,13,2,242-255,Todd
Is Posner's "beam" the same as Treisman's "glue"?: On the relation between visual orienting and feature integration theory,1987,13,2,228-241,Klein
Space-time behavior of single and bimanual rhythmical movements: data and limit cycle model,1987,13,2,178-192,Kelso
Kinematic form and scaling: further investigations on the visual perception of lifted weight,1987,13,2,155-177,Bingham
The cuing and priming of cognitive operations,1987,13,1,89-103,Taylor
Semantic priming in young and older adults: evidence for age constancy in automatic and attentional processes,1987,13,1,79-88,Burke
Retinal masking during pursuit eye movements: implications for spatiotopic visual persistence,1987,13,1,140-145,Irwin
Comparison requirements and attention in identical-nonidentical stimulus discriminations,1988,14,4,707-715,Farell
Use of partial stimulus information in response processing,1988,14,4,682-692,Mulder
Two forms of persistence in visual information processing,1988,14,4,671-681,Dixon
Perception of translational heading from optical flow,1988,14,4,646-660,Morris
Relation between velocity and curvature in movement: equivalence and divergence between a power law and a minimum-jerk model,1988,14,4,622-637,Wing
Preparation for grasping an object: a developmental study,1988,14,4,610-621,von Hofsten
Lexical ambiguity and the timecourse of attentional allocation in word recognition,1988,14,4,601-609,Ferraro
Visual selection from multielement displays: measuring and modeling effects of exposure duration,1988,14,4,591-600,Bundesen
The observer-relative velocity field as the basis for effective motion parallax,1988,14,4,582-590,Braunstein
Hidden figures are ever present,1988,14,4,561-571,Mens
Visual-haptic perceptual nonequivalence for shape information and its impact upon cross-modal performance,1988,14,4,547-553,Garbin
A warning about median reaction time,1988,14,3,539-543,Miller
Assessment of the taste interaction between two qualitatively similar-tasting substances: a comparison between comparison rules,1988,14,3,526-538,Frijters
"Ratio" and "difference" judgments for length area and volume: are there two classes of sensory continua?,1988,14,3,503-512,Schneider
Font regularity constraints on the process of letter recognition,1988,14,3,472-480,Sanocki
Components of the location probability effect in visual search tasks,1988,14,3,453-471,Miller
Tests of a temporal theory of attentional binding,1988,14,3,444-452,Cohen
Programming saccadic eye movements,1988,14,3,428-443,Abrams
Haptically perceiving the distances reachable with hand-held objects,1988,14,3,404-427,Turvey
Stress in time,1988,14,3,389-403,Kelly
Central and peripheral representation of whispered and voiced speech,1988,14,3,379-388,Samuel
Pre- and poststimulus activation of response channels: a psychophysiological analysis,1988,14,3,331-344,Donchin
Space is to time as vision is to audition: seductive but misleading,1988,14,2,315-317,Handel
Geometry or not geometry? Perceived orientation and spatial layout in pictures viewed at an angle,1988,14,2,312-314,Goldstein
Affine distortions of pictorial space: some predictions for Goldstein (1987) that La Gournerie (1859) might have made,1988,14,2,305-311,Cutting
The distorted room illusion equivalent configurations and the specificity of static optic arrays,1988,14,2,295-304,Runeson
Effects of aging and task difficulty on divided attention performance,1988,14,2,267-280,McDowd
Understanding the central processing limit in consistent-mapping visual search tasks,1988,14,2,253-266,Fisher
S-R compatibility between response position and destination of apparent motion: evidence of the detection of affordances,1988,14,2,231-240,Michaels
Priming effects between two-dimensional shapes,1988,14,2,203-220,Quinlan
Expectancy and visual-spatial attention: effects on perceptual quality,1988,14,2,188-202,Downing
Multitask investigation of individual differences in hemispheric asymmetry,1988,14,2,176-187,Hellige
Postfusional latency in stereoscopic slant perception and the primitives of stereopsis,1988,14,2,163-175,Chambers
Global precedence in attended and nonattended objects,1988,14,1,89-100,Paquet
Progression-regression effects in tracking repeated patterns,1988,14,1,77-88,Jagacinski
Localization of tactile stimuli and body parts in space: two dissociated perceptual experiences revealed by a lack of constancy in the presence of position sense and motor activity,1988,14,1,69-76,Benedetti
Mental rotation: effects of dimensionality of objects and type of task,1988,14,1,3-11,Shepard
Effect of irrelevant differences as a function of the relations between relevant and irrelevant dimensions in the same-different task,1988,14,1,132-142,Watanabe
Probability and category redefinition in the fault tree paradigm,1988,14,1,122-131,Hirt
Practice effects in backward masking,1988,14,1,101-112,Wolford
Kinetic depth effect and identification of shape,1989,15,4,826-840,Sperling
Ratings of kinetic depth in multidot displays,1989,15,4,816-825,Dosher
Two operations for "ratios" and "differences" of distances on the mental map,1989,15,4,785-796,Anderson
Visual gap and offset discrimination and its relation to categorical identification in brief line-element displays,1989,15,4,771-784,Foster
Visual misalignment in arc and chevron figures,1989,15,4,762-770,Day
Evidence for two types of spatial representations: hemispheric specialization for categorical and coordinate relations,1989,15,4,723-735,Tang
Interhemispheric interaction when both hemispheres have access to the same stimulus information,1989,15,4,711-722,Hellige
Categorization of disoriented faces in the cerebral hemispheres of normal and commissurotomized subjects,1989,15,4,701-710,Corballis
Saccade preparation inhibits reorienting to recently attended locations,1989,15,4,673-685,Rafal
Conjunctive search for one and two identical targets,1989,15,4,664-672,McClelland
Illusory conjunctions inside and outside the focus of attention,1989,15,4,650-663,Cohen
Emergent features attention and perceptual glue in visual form perception,1989,15,4,635-649,Pristach
On cross-modal similarity: the perceptual structure of pitch loudness and brightness,1989,15,3,586-602,Marks
Effect of background information on object identification,1989,15,3,556-566,Pollatsek
Parafoveal processing of words and saccade computation during eye fixations in reading,1989,15,3,544-555,Inhoff
Speed and accuracy of saccadic eye movements: characteristics of impulse variability in the oculomotor system,1989,15,3,529-543,Meyer
Hefting for a maximum distance throw: a smart perceptual mechanism,1989,15,3,507-528,Bingham
Aiming error under transformed spatial mappings suggests a structure for visual-motor maps,1989,15,3,493-506,Cunningham
Binocular rivalry and dichoptic masking: suppressed stimuli do not mask stimuli in a dominating eye,1989,15,3,485-492,Westendorf
Binocular depth from surfaces versus volumes,1989,15,3,479-484,Stevens
Effects of metric and harmonic rhythm on the detection of pitch alterations in melodic sequences,1989,15,3,457-471,Smith
Movement and visual attention: the spotlight metaphor breaks down,1989,15,3,448-456,Driver
Guided search: an alternative to the feature integration model for visual search,1989,15,3,419-433,Wolfe
Understanding natural dynamics,1989,15,2,384-393,Proffitt
Understanding collision dynamics,1989,15,2,372-383,Proffitt
Perception of three-dimensional structure from optic flow without locally smooth velocity,1989,15,2,363-371,Andersen
Mapping musical thought to musical performance,1989,15,2,331-346,Palmer
Reflexive and voluntary orienting of visual attention: time course of activation and resistance to interruption,1989,15,2,315-330,Rabbitt
Types and tokens in visual letter perception,1989,15,2,287-303,Mozer
Regression to egocentrically determined description of form under conditions of inattention,1989,15,2,259-272,Rock
Mechanisms of short-term saccadic adaptation,1989,15,2,249-258,Gauthier
Similarity relations among synesthetic stimuli and their attributes,1989,15,2,212-231,Melara
Mechanisms of imagery-perception interaction,1989,15,2,203-211,Farah
Does the identification of simple features require serial processing?,1989,15,1,97-110,Folk
Resources confusions and compatibility in dual-axis tracking: displays controls and dynamics,1989,15,1,80-96,Wickens
Dimensional interaction between color and pitch,1989,15,1,69-79,Melara
Perceiving extents of rods by wielding: haptic diagonalization and decomposition of the inertia tensor,1989,15,1,58-68,Turvey
Haptic integration of object properties: texture hardness and planar contour,1989,15,1,45-57,Klatzky
Shape from shadows,1989,15,1,3-27,Cavanagh
Perceptual learning of spatiotemporal events: evidence from an unfamiliar modality,1989,15,1,28-44,Schneider
Semantic and perceptual priming: how similar are the underlying mechanisms?,1989,15,1,188-194,Farah
Precision and accuracy in the reproduction of simple tone sequences,1989,15,1,179-187,Vos
Image generation and processing of generated images in the cerebral hemispheres,1989,15,1,170-178,Sergent
Splitting visual space with attention,1989,15,1,164-169,Umiltà
Why is word recognition impaired by disorientation while the identification of single letters is not?,1989,15,1,153-163,Norman
Reading long words embedded in sentences: informativeness of word halves affects eye movements,1989,15,1,142-152,Hyona
Context-dependent migrations in visual word perception,1989,15,1,133-141,Van Der Heijden
Attentional demands of visual word recognition,1989,15,1,124-132,Dobbs
Limitations on the parallel guidance of visual search: color x color and orientation x orientation conjunctions,1990,16,4,879-892,Wolfe
Attentional processing and the independence of color and orientation,1990,16,4,869-878,Nissen
Stimulus repetition effects and the dimension-feature distinction in alternative targets,1990,16,4,857-868,Kim
Close binding of identity and location in visual feature perception,1990,16,4,843-856,Johnston
Do response modality effects support multiprocessor models of divided attention?,1990,16,4,826-842,Pashler
Mechanisms of attentional priority,1990,16,4,812-825,Yantis
Visual attention modulates signal detectability,1990,16,4,802-811,Luck
Chronometric analysis of apparent spotlight failure in endogenous visual orienting,1990,16,4,790-801,Klein
Effects of motor programming on the power spectral density function of finger and wrist movements,1990,16,4,755-765,Van Galen
Duplex perception: a comparison of monosyllables and slamming doors,1990,16,4,742-754,Fowler
Range and regression loudness scales and loudness processing: toward a context-bound psychophysics,1990,16,4,706-727,Marks
Image statistics and the perception of apparent motion,1990,16,4,693-705,Othman
Visual psychophysics of simple graphical elements,1990,16,4,683-692,Spence
A simple but powerful theory of the moon illusion,1990,16,3,675-677,Wagner
Visual perception of smoothly curved surfaces from double-projected contour patterns,1990,16,3,665-674,Todd
Perceived depth inversion of smoothly curved surfaces due to image orientation,1990,16,3,653-664,Todd
Size of critical band in infants children and adults,1990,16,3,642-652,Morrongiello
Judgments of proportions,1990,16,3,613-625,Mellers
Integrating information from separable psychological dimensions,1990,16,3,598-612,Ashby
Selection of moving and static objects for the control of spatially directed action,1990,16,3,492-504,Brehaut
Effect of surface medium on visual search for orientation and size features,1990,16,3,479-491,Arguin
Conjunction search revisited,1990,16,3,459-478,Sato
How to study the kinetic depth effect experimentally,1990,16,2,445-450,Dosher
Perceptual primacy of dimensions: support for a model of dimensional interaction,1990,16,2,398-414,Melara
Color affects perceived odor intensity,1990,16,2,391-397,Kautz
On the relation between metacontrast masking and suppression of visible persistence,1990,16,2,381-390,di Lollo
Moon illusion in pictures: a multimechanism approach,1990,16,2,365-380,Coren
Orientation congruency effects on the identification of disoriented shapes,1990,16,2,351-364,Jolicoeur
Attentional limits on the perception and memory of visual information,1990,16,2,332-350,Palmer
Dissociation of short- and long-range apparent motion in visual search,1990,16,2,317-331,Cohen
Accuracy of judging time to arrival: effects of modality trajectory and gender,1990,16,2,303-316,Schiff
Sources of optical information useful for perception of speed of rectilinear self-motion,1990,16,2,295-302,Larish
Eye-hand coordination: oculomotor control in rapid aimed limb movements,1990,16,2,248-267,Meyer
Phase transitions and critical fluctuations in the visual coordination of rhythmic movements between people,1990,16,2,227-247,Turvey
Does motor programming necessitate response execution?,1990,16,1,183-198,Osman
Repetition blindness: levels of processing,1990,16,1,30-47,Kanwisher
Transparent layer constancy,1990,16,1,3-20,Gerbino
On the distinction between artifacts and information,1990,16,1,211-216,Braunstein
Role of spatial location in integration of pictorial information across saccades,1990,16,1,199-210,Pollatsek
In search of the point of no return: the control of response processes,1990,16,1,164-182,de Jong
Coordinate frame for symmetry detection and object recognition,1990,16,1,150-163,Pashler
On the locus of visual selection: evidence from focused attention tasks,1990,16,1,135-149,Yantis
Abrupt visual onsets and selective attention: voluntary versus automatic allocation,1990,16,1,121-134,Yantis
A model of character recognition and legibility,1990,16,1,106-120,Loomis
Visual curve tracing properties,1991,17,4,997-1022,Mackay
Slippery context effect and critical bands,1991,17,4,986-996,Marks
Audiovisual investigation of the loudness-effort effect for speech and nonspeech events,1991,17,4,976-985,Fowler
Apparent extended body motions in depth,1991,17,4,1090-1103,Hecht
Shape recognition contributions to figure-ground reversal: which route counts?,1991,17,4,1075-1089,Peterson
Modulations of sensory-evoked brain potentials indicate changes in perceptual processing during visual-spatial priming,1991,17,4,1057-1074,Hillyard
Representation of spatial structure in reaching to a visual target,1991,17,4,1041-1056,Cook
Shifting visual attention and selecting motor responses: distinct attentional mechanisms,1991,17,4,1023-1040,Pashler
Empirical and theoretical issues in the perception of time to contact,1991,17,3,865-876,Tresilian
Transformation theory of size judgment,1991,17,3,852-864,Wagner
Threshold variability in subliminal perception experiments: fixed threshold estimates reduce power to detect subliminal effects,1991,17,3,841-851,Miller
Stimulus complexity effects in visual comparisons: the effects of practice and learning context,1991,17,3,781-791,Doane
Judgments of relative position and distance on representations of spatial relations,1991,17,3,762-780,Sergent
Percepts of rigid motion within and across apertures,1991,17,3,749-761,Shiffrar
Pictorial and motion-based information for depth perception,1991,17,3,738-748,DeLucia
Individual differences in Stroop dilution: tests of the attention-capture hypothesis,1991,17,3,715-725,Hunt
Psychophysiological evidence for continuous information transmission between visual search and response processes,1991,17,3,696-714,Mulder
Search similarity and integration of features between and within dimensions,1991,17,3,652-676,Treisman
Dynamical substructure of coordinated rhythmic movements,1991,17,3,635-651,Beek
Visual control of locomotion: strategies for changing direction and for going over obstacles,1991,17,3,603-634,Robinson
Investigating the effect of stimulus range on attribute weight,1991,17,2,571-585,Baron
Parallel computation of primitive shape descriptions,1991,17,2,561-570,Humphreys
Parallel versus serial processing in visual search: further evidence from subadditive effects of visual quality,1991,17,2,551-560,Dagenbach
Directed attention and perception of temporal order,1991,17,2,539-550,Stelmach
An interactive race model of divided attention,1991,17,2,520-538,Yantis
Combining shape and position expectancies: hierarchical processing and selective inhibition,1991,17,2,512-519,Klein
Repetition blindness depends on perceptual capture and token individuation failure,1991,17,2,422-432,Hochhaus
Repetition blindness and illusory conjunctions: errors in binding visual types with visual tokens,1991,17,2,404-421,Kanwisher
Perceptual degradation due to signal alteration: implications for auditory pattern processing,1991,17,2,392-403,Samuel
Olfactory sensitivity: reliability generality and association with aging,1991,17,2,382-391,Cain
Perceiving the vertical distances of surfaces by means of a hand-held probe,1991,17,2,347-358,Chan
Perceiving aperture size by striking,1991,17,2,330-346,Turvey
Perception of circular heading from optical flow,1991,17,1,28-43,Morris
Stimulus discrimination following covert attentional orienting to an exogenous cue,1991,17,1,91-106,Henderson
Local processes in preattentive feature detection,1991,17,1,77-90,Egeth
Filtering by movement in visual search,1991,17,1,55-64,Driver
Comparison of cube rotations around axes inclined relative to the environment or to the cube,1991,17,1,44-54,Shepard
Tests of an exemplar model for relating perceptual classification and recognition memory,1991,17,1,3-27,Nosofsky
Effects of preceding context on the voice-onset-time category boundary,1991,17,1,289-302,Repp
Integral processing of visual place and auditory voicing information during phonetic perception,1991,17,1,278-288,Green
Stimulus-response compatibility and the Simon effect: toward a conceptual clarification,1991,17,1,246-266,Guiard
Apparent size as a function of vertical gaze direction: new tests of an old hypothesis,1991,17,1,232-245,Heuer
Phoria Hering's laws and monocular perception of direction,1991,17,1,219-231,Park
A developmental study of the relationship between geometry and kinematics in drawing movements,1991,17,1,198-218,Schneider
Steady-state and perturbed rhythmical movements: a dynamical analysis,1991,17,1,183-197,Kelso
Directing spatial attention within an object: altering the functional equivalence of shape descriptions,1991,17,1,170-182,Peterson
Channel interaction and the redundant-targets effect in bimodal divided attention,1991,17,1,160-169,Miller
Reallocation of visual attention,1991,17,1,142-159,Egly
Control of attention around the fovea,1991,17,1,125-141,Juola
Luminance-increment detection: capacity-limited or not?,1991,17,1,107-124,Humphreys
Rubbing your stomach while tapping your fingers: interference between motor planning and semantic judgments,1992,18,4,948-961,Klatzky
Temporal patterning in cascade juggling,1992,18,4,934-947,Beek
Adaptive modification of saccadic eye movements,1992,18,4,922-933,Abrams
Visual space perception and visually directed action,1992,18,4,906-921,Loomis
Selective reaching: evidence for action-centered attention,1992,18,4,891-905,Tipper
How do somersaulters land on their feet?,1992,18,4,1195-1202,Young
Do recognizable figures enjoy an advantage in binocular rivalry?,1992,18,4,1158-1173,Yu
Position-linked interference in forming simple visual groups,1992,18,4,1139-1157,Lyon
Effects of preliminary perceptual output on neuronal activity of the primary motor cortex,1992,18,4,1121-1138,Miller
A psychophysiological study of the use of partial information in stimulus-response translation,1992,18,4,1101-1119,Mulder
Inverse duration effects in partial report,1992,18,4,1089-1100,Dixon
Intertrial interval and sequential effects in magnitude scaling,1992,18,4,1080-1088,DeCarlo
Making two responses to a single object: implications for the central attentional bottleneck,1992,18,4,1058-1079,Pashler
Asymmetry in visual search for targets defined by differences in movement speed,1992,18,4,1045-1057,Cohen
Involuntary covert orienting is contingent on attentional control settings,1992,18,4,1030-1044,Remington
The role of spatial attention in visual word processing,1992,18,4,1015-1029,Johnston
Response time distributions and the Stroop Task: a test of the Cohen Dunbar and McClelland (1990) model,1992,18,3,872-882,Mewhort
Temporary suppression of visual processing in an RSVP task: an attentional blink? ,1992,18,3,849-860,Raymond
Splitting focal attention,1992,18,3,837-848,Umiltà
Selective attention and visual search: revision of an allocation model and application to age differences,1992,18,3,821-836,Madden
Reference frame and effects of orientation on finding the tops of rotated objects,1992,18,3,807-820,Jolicoeur
Global shape cannot be attended without object identification,1992,18,3,785-806,Humphreys
The sum of the parts does not equal the whole: evidence from bihemispheric processing,1992,18,3,763-784,Banich
Role of the inertia tensor in perceiving object orientation by dynamic touch,1992,18,3,714-727,Runeson
Nonvisual judgment of the crossability of path gaps,1992,18,3,698-713,Burton
Changing affordances in stair climbing: the perception of maximum climbability in young and older adults,1992,18,3,691-697,Cress
Influence of animation on dynamical judgments,1992,18,3,669-689,Hecht
Symmetry breaking dynamics of human multilimb coordination,1992,18,3,645-668,Jeka
The role of balance dynamics in the active perception of orientation,1992,18,3,624-644,Stoffregen
Biological movements look uniform: evidence of motor-perceptual interactions,1992,18,3,603-623,Viviani
Beyond the search surface: visual search and attentional engagement,1992,18,2,578-88; discussion 589-93,Duncan
Categorical versus coordinate spatial relations: computational analyses and computer simulations,1992,18,2,562-577,Kosslyn
On the time course of perceptual information that results from a brief visual presentation,1992,18,2,530-49; discussion 550-61,Duncan
Global and local processing in nonattended objects: a failure to induce local processing dominance,1992,18,2,512-529,Paquet
Attentional demands of processing shape in three-dimensional space: evidence from visual search and precuing paradigms,1992,18,2,503-511,Epstein
Automatic and attentional priming in young and older adults: reevaluation of the two-process model,1992,18,2,485-502,Balota
On the synchrony of stopping motor responses and delaying heartbeats,1992,18,2,422-436,Brock
Evolution of behavioral attractors with learning: nonequilibrium phase transitions,1992,18,2,403-421,Kelso
Infants' sensitivity to effects of gravity on visible object motion,1992,18,2,385-393,Spelke
Mental rotation physical rotation and surface media,1992,18,2,371-384,Jolicoeur
Spatial interactions in binocular rivalry,1992,18,2,362-370,Fukuda
The role of categorization in visual search for orientation,1992,18,1,34-49,Wolfe
Stereokinetic effect and its relation to the kinetic depth effect,1992,18,1,3-21,Rock
Visually perceived eye level: changes induced by a pitched-from-vertical 2-line visual field,1992,18,1,257-289,Matin
Visual angle of the mind's eye before and after unilateral occipital lobectomy,1992,18,1,241-246,Farah
On the transmission of partial information: inferences from movement-related brain potentials,1992,18,1,217-232,Osman
Probability effects on stimulus evaluation and response processes,1992,18,1,198-216,Donchin
Fast priming during eye fixations in reading,1992,18,1,173-184,Sereno
Eye movement control in reading: evidence against semantic preprocessing,1992,18,1,163-172,Rayner
Visual and phonological codes in repetition blindness,1992,18,1,134-147,Bavelier
Imagery-perception interaction depends on the shape of the image: a reply to Farah (1989),1993,19,6,1313-1320,Heil
The locus of dual-task interference: psychological refractory effects on movement-related brain potentials,1993,19,6,1292-1312,Osman
Motor coactivation revealed by response force in divided and focused attention,1993,19,6,1278-1291,Ulrich
Effect of gravitational cues on visual search for orientation,1993,19,6,1266-1277,Marendaz
Visual offsets facilitate saccadic latency: does predisengagement of visuospatial attention mediate this gap effect?,1993,19,6,1251-1265,Kingstone
Aging and the inhibition of spatial location,1993,19,6,1238-1250,Hasher
Cerebral dominance and asynchrony between bimanual two-dimensional movements,1993,19,6,1200-1220,Viviani
Perceptual and cognitive factors governing performance in comparative arrival-time judgments,1993,19,6,1183-1199,McDonald
Recognizing depth-rotated objects: evidence and conditions for three-dimensional viewpoint invariance,1993,19,6,1162-1182,Biederman
Orientation-dependent priming effects in the perception of biological motion,1993,19,5,992-1013,Verfaillie
Response time and accuracy revisited: converging support for the interactive race model,1993,19,5,981-991,Egeth
Multiple bottlenecks in overlapping task performance,1993,19,5,965-980,de Jong
Masked partial-word priming in visual word recognition: effects of positional letter frequency,1993,19,5,951-964,Grainger
Bidirectional grapheme-phoneme activation in a bimodal detection task,1993,19,5,931-950,Schreuder
Processing integral dimensions: the whole view,1993,19,5,1105-13; discussion 1114-20,Nelson
Primacy of dimensions in color perception,1993,19,5,1082-1104,Melara
Perceiving scene layout through an aperture during visually simulated self-motion,1993,19,5,1066-1081,Beer
Time-to-contact judgment in the locomotion of adults and preschool children,1993,19,5,1053-1065,Wann
Visual information about time-to-collision between two objects,1993,19,5,1041-1052,Bootsma
Optical specification of time-to-passage: observers' sensitivity to global tau,1993,19,5,1028-1040,Kaiser
Segregation of spatially superimposed optic flow components,1993,19,5,1014-1027,Orban
Color improves object recognition in normal and low vision,1993,19,4,899-911,Legge
Time course of object identification: evidence for a global-to-local contingency,1993,19,4,878-898,Sanocki
Frames of reference and distinctive figural characteristics affect shape perception,1993,19,4,867-877,Proffitt
Visual search times assessed without reaction times: a new method and an application to aging,1993,19,4,798-813,Zacks
Asymmetries in visual search for conjunctive targets,1993,19,4,775-797,Cohen
Haptic exploration in the presence of vision,1993,19,4,726-743,Klatzky
Stimulus-driven attentional capture and attentional control settings,1993,19,3,676-681,Yantis
Recovering three-dimensional shape from perspective translations and orthographic rotations,1993,19,3,598-614,Braunstein
Coordinating information from perception and working memory,1993,19,3,531-548,Sullivan
Perceptual and cognitive spatial learning,1993,19,3,517-530,Bedford
Representation and selection of relative position,1993,19,3,488-516,Mewhort
Spatial attention and cuing to global and local levels of hierarchical structure,1993,19,3,471-487,Robertson
Visual attention and objects: evidence for hierarchical coding of location,1993,19,3,451-470,Driver
Intentionality in human gait control: modifying the frequency-to-amplitude relationship,1993,19,2,429-443,Bonnard
Coupling dynamics in interlimb coordination,1993,19,2,397-415,Turvey
Skewed symmetry: a nonaccidental property used to perceive visual forms,1993,19,2,364-380,Wagemans
The locus of inhibition in the priming of static objects: object token versus location,1993,19,2,352-363,Shapiro
What enumeration studies can show us about spatial attention: evidence for limited capacity preattentive processing,1993,19,2,331-351,Trick
Dual-task interference and the cerebral hemispheres,1993,19,2,315-330,O'Brien
Odor-intensity interaction in binary mixtures,1993,19,2,302-314,Berglund
Olfactory perception and olfactory imagery: a multidimensional analysis,1993,19,2,287-301,Carrasco
Common factors in the identification of an assortment of brief everyday sounds,1993,19,2,250-267,Ballas
Contextual processing of multidimensional and unidimensional auditory stimuli,1993,19,2,227-249,Marks
Stimulus-response compatability for moving stimuli: perception of affordances or directional coding?,1993,19,1,81-91,Proctor
Bistability and hysteresis in the organization of apparent motion patterns,1993,19,1,63-80,Hock
An objective criterion for apparent motion based on phase discrimination,1993,19,1,48-62,Shepard
Depth perception in motion parallax and stereokinesis,1993,19,1,32-47,Caudek
Representation of acoustic events in the primary auditory cortex,1993,19,1,203-216,Phillips
Things that go bump in the light: on the optical specification of contact severity,1993,19,1,194-202,Phatak
Optical information about the severity of upcoming contacts,1993,19,1,179-193,Turvey
Role of image acceleration in judging landing location of free-falling projectiles,1993,19,1,15-31,Dannemiller
Location dominance in attending to color and shape,1993,19,1,131-139,Lavie
Measuring the effect of attention on simple visual search,1993,19,1,108-130,Palmer
There's little return for attentional momentum,2009,35,6,1726-1737,Snyder
Graded capacity-sharing in dual-task interference?,1994,20,2,330-342,Pashler
Dynamics and the orientation of kinematic forms in visual event recognition,1995,21,6,1473-1493,Bingham
Loosening the constraints on illusory conjunctions: assessing the roles of exposure duration and attention,1995,21,6,1362-1375,Henderson
"Where did I go wrong?" A psychophysiological analysis of error detection,1995,21,6,1312-1322,Coles
Trade-offs between gaze and working memory use,2007,33,6,1352-1365,Hayhoe
Multisensory cues capture spatial attention regardless of perceptual load,2007,33,6,1311-1321,Spence
Perceptual repetition blindness effects,1996,22,2,355-366,Johnston
Visual control when aiming at a far target,1996,22,2,342-354,Vickers
Selective attention and the formation of linear decision boundaries,1996,22,2,294-317,Nosofsky
Spatial precues affect target discrimination in the absence of visual noise,1996,22,3,780-787,Henderson
Is there feature-based attentional selection in visual search?,1996,22,3,758-779,Sperling
Texture segmentation along the horizontal meridian: nonmonotonic changes in performance with eccentricity,1996,22,3,738-757,Gurnsey
Mechanisms of visual-spatial attention: resource allocation or uncertainty reduction?,1996,22,3,725-737,Luck
Effects of changing viewing conditions on the perceived structure of smoothly curved surfaces,1996,22,3,695-706,Koenderink
Visual stability across saccades while viewing complex pictures,1996,22,3,563-581,McConkie
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Perception and control of altitude: splay and depression angles,1997,23,6,1764-1782,Warren
Attention to hierarchical level influences attentional selection of spatial scale,2011,37,1,12-22,Robertson
Dual-task processing when task 1 is hard and task 2 is easy: Reversed central processing order?,2011,37,1,115-136,Miller
Trial-to-trial modulations of the Simon effect in conditions of attentional limitations: Evidence from dual tasks,2010,36,6,1576-1594,Fischer
Objects and events as determinants of parallel processing in dual tasks: Evidence from the backward compatibility effect,2011,37,1,152-167,Meiran
The speed of feature-based attention: Attentional advantage is slow but selection is fast,2010,36,6,1382-1390,Huang
Rhythms that speed you up,2011,37,1,236-244,Correa
Temporal frequency modulates reaction time responses to first-order and second-order motion,2010,36,5,1325-1332,Ledgeway
Featural guidance in conjunction search: The contrast between orientation and color,2010,36,5,1108-1127,Humphreys
How object-specific are object files? Evidence for integration by location,2010,36,5,1184-1192,Hommel
On the speed of pop-out in feature search,2010,36,5,1145-1152,Turatto
An fMRI study of parietal cortex involvement in the visual guidance of locomotion,2010,36,6,1495-1507,Wann
Testing conditions for viewpoint invariance in object recognition,1997,23,5,1511-1521,Tarr
The Simon effect occurs relative to the direction of an attention shift,1997,23,5,1353-1364,Iani
Spatial sampling of motion: seeing an object moving behind a picket fence,1997,23,5,1323-1342,Dannemiller
Process dissociation cognitive architecture and response time: comments on Lindsay and Jacoby (1994),1997,23,5,1561-78; discussion 1579-87,Logan
Stress neuromotor noise and human performance: a theoretical perspective,1997,23,5,1299-1313,Van Galen
No-onset looming motion guides spatial attention,2007,33,6,1297-1310,von Mühlenen
Parallel and serial grouping of image elements in visual perception,2010,36,6,1443-1459,Houtkamp
When and how are spatial perceptions scaled?,2010,36,5,1153-1160,Proffitt
High-level aftereffects to global scene properties,2010,36,6,1430-1442,Oliva
Is this object balanced or unbalanced? Judgments are on the safe side,2011,37,2,529-538,Kerzel
Canonical visual size for real-world objects,2011,37,1,23-37,Konkle
No negative priming without cognitive control,2010,36,6,1333-1341,de Fockert
Social postural coordination,2011,37,2,473-483,Bardy
Sound affects the speed of visual processing,2011,37,3,699-708,Vroomen
Visual marking and change blindness: Moving occluders and transient masks neutralize shape changes to ignored objects,2010,36,6,1391-1405,Watson
Visuospatial attention is guided by both the symbolic value and the spatial proximity of selected arrows,2010,36,5,1321-1324,Pratt
How do selected arrows guide visuospatial attention? Dissociating symbolic value and spatial proximity,2010,36,5,1314-1320,Jolicoeur
Surprise-induced blindness: A stimulus-driven attentional limit to conscious perception,2010,36,6,1372-1381,Gilbert
Controlling steering and judging heading: retinal flow visual direction and extraretinal information,2003,29,2,363-378,Wilkie
Attentional signatures of perception: Multiple object tracking reveals the automaticity of contour interpolation,2011,37,3,685-698,Kellman
Mechanisms of percept-percept and image-percept integration in vision: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence,2011,37,1,1-11,Dalvit
Visual object detection categorization and identification tasks are associated with different time courses and sensitivities,2011,37,1,38-47,Chatziastros
Attention awareness of contingencies and control in spatial localization: A qualitative difference approach,2010,36,6,1342-1357,Vaquero
Synchronizing self and object movement: How child and adult cyclists intercept moving gaps in a virtual environment,2010,36,6,1535-1552,Plumert
Disentangling stability variability and adaptability in human performance: Focus on the interplay between local variance and serial correlation,2011,37,2,539-550,Balasubramaniam
Speed size and edge-rate information for the detection of collision events,1999,25,1,256-269,Andersen
Visual control of braking: a test of the tau hypothesis,1995,21,5,996-1014,Yilmaz
Processing resource demands of failure detection in dynamic systems,1980,6,3,564-577,Wickens
What are the shapes of response time distributions in visual search?,2011,37,1,58-71,Wolfe
Tool use influences perceived shape and perceived parallelism which serve as indirect measures of perceived distance,2011,37,4,1148-1156,Witt
Why can't most people draw what they see?,1997,23,3,609-621,Cohen
If it's not there where is it? Locating illusory conjunctions,1997,23,1,263-277,Prinzmetal
Discrimination of the direction and speed of motion in depth of a monocularly visible target from binocular information alone,1997,23,1,227-243,Regan
Extending the simultaneous-sequential paradigm to measure perceptual capacity for features and words,2011,37,3,813-833,Moore
Processing capacity under perceptual and cognitive load: A closer look at load theory,2011,37,3,781-798,Fitousi
Visual search in a Multi-Element Asynchronous Dynamic (MAD) world,2011,37,4,1017-1031,Watson
Direct perception of action-scaled affordances: The shrinking gap problem,2011,37,5,1442-1457,Fajen
Stopping while going! Response inhibition does not suffer dual-task interference,2012,38,1,123-134,Yamaguchi
A behavioral study of distraction by vibrotactile novelty,2011,37,4,1134-1139,Parmentier
How do changes in speed affect the perception of duration?,2011,37,5,1617-1627,Matthews
Spatial biases in peripersonal space in sighted and blind individuals revealed by a haptic line bisection paradigm,2011,37,4,1110-1121,Cattaneo
Representational momentum in aviation,2011,37,5,1569-1577,Blättler
Visual marking: The influence of temporary changes on time-based visual selection,2011,37,6,1729-1738,Watson
A unique role of endogenous visual-spatial attention in rapid processing of multiple targets,2011,37,4,1065-1073,Grabowecky
Flexible feature-based inhibition in visual search mediates magnified impairments of selection: Evidence from carry-over effects under dynamic preview-search conditions,2011,37,4,1007-1016,Humphreys
Target-to-target repetition cost and location negative priming are dissociable: Evidence for different mechanisms,2011,37,4,1074-1082,Chao
When seeing doesn't matter: Assessing the after-effects of tactile distractor processing in the blind and the sighted,2011,37,4,1174-1181,Spence
Multiple concurrent visual-motor mappings: implications for models of adaptation,1994,20,5,987-999,Cunningham
Chasing vs. stalking: Interrupting the perception of animacy,2011,37,3,669-684,Scholl
Classification of color dimensions in multiple contexts,1995,21,2,257-274,Melara
Contribution of listeners' approaching motion to auditory distance perception,1995,21,2,239-256,Ashmead
The relevance of action in perceiving affordances: perception of catchableness of fly balls,1996,22,4,879-891,Oudejans
Visual control of posture during walking: functional specificity,1996,22,4,818-838,Kay
Eye gaze versus arrows as spatial cues: Two qualitatively different modes of attentional selection,2012,38,2,326-335,Casagrande
The impact of visual exploration of judgments of whether a gap is crossable,1999,25,1,287-295,Mark
Conflict adaptation by means of associative learning,2011,37,5,1662-1666,Verguts
Perceptual load alters visual excitability,2011,37,5,1350-1360,Carmel
Grouping and emergent features in vision: Toward a theory of basic gestalts,2011,37,5,1331-1349,Pomerantz
Modeling the tendency for music to induce movement in humans: First correlations with low-level audio descriptors across music genres,2011,37,5,1578-1594,Madison
The education of attention as explanation of variability of practice effects: Learning the final approach phase in a flight simulator,2011,37,6,1841-1854,Jacobs
Multiple systems for cognitive control: Evidence from a hybrid prime-Simon task,2011,37,5,1542-1553,Schlaghecken
The spatial distribution of attention within and across objects,2012,38,1,135-151,Hollingworth
Automatic stimulus-response translation in dual-task performance,1998,24,5,1368-1384,Hommel
On the inclusion of externally controlled actions in action planning,2011,37,5,1407-1419,Tsai
The weight of time: Affordances for an integrated magnitude system,2011,37,6,1855-1866,Mo
Visual temporal processing in dyslexia and the magnocellular deficit theory: The need for speed?,2011,37,6,1957-1975,McLean
Immediate small number perception: Evidence from a new numerical carry-over procedure,2012,38,1,18-22,Humphreys
Post-stop-signal slowing: Strategies dominate reflexes and implicit learning,2012,38,3,746-757,Bissett
Emotional valence and physical space: Limits of interaction,2012,38,2,375-385,Dudschig
Compressing perceived distance with remote tool-use: Real imagined and remembered,2012,38,1,80-89,Brockmole
Testing a poisson counter model for visual identification of briefly presented mutually confusable single stimuli in pure accuracy tasks,2012,38,3,628-642,Kyllingsbæk
Selective impairment of auditory selective attention under concurrent cognitive load,2012,38,3,618-627,Stahl
Perception of temporal order is impaired during the time course of the attentional blink,2012,38,2,402-413,Spalek
The crossmodal facilitation of visual object representations by sound: Evidence from the backward masking paradigm,2011,37,6,1784-1802,Spence
Perceptual and cognitive load interact to control the spatial focus of attention,2011,37,5,1643-1648,Linnell
Temporal ventriloquism in a purely temporal context,2011,37,5,1383-1395,Alais
Crossmodal semantic priming by naturalistic sounds and spoken words enhances visual sensitivity,2011,37,5,1554-1568,Spence
Fusion prevents the redundant signals effect: Evidence from stereoscopically presented stimuli,2011,37,5,1361-1368,Ulrich
Specific previous experience affects perception of harmony and meter,2011,37,5,1512-1526,Creel
Is all sparing created equal? Comparing lag-1 sparing and extended sparing in temporal object perception,2011,37,5,1527-1541,Visser
Context not conflict drives cognitive control,2012,38,2,272-278,Schlaghecken
Visual working memory supports the inhibition of previously processed information: Evidence from preview search,2012,38,3,643-663,Pratt
Together slowly but surely: The role of social interaction and feedback on the build-up of benefit in collective decision-making,2012,38,1,3-8,Rees
Conflict-induced perceptual filtering,2012,38,3,675-686,Wendt
Across-task priming revisited: Response and task conflicts disentangled using ex-Gaussian distribution analysis,2012,38,2,367-374,Waszak
Determining the capacity of time-based selection,2012,38,2,350-366,Watson
The time course of similarity effects in visual search,2011,37,6,1667-1688,Guest
Different attentional blink tasks reflect distinct information processing limitations: An individual differences approach,2011,37,6,1867-1873,Kelly
The affective consequences of cognitive inhibition: Devaluation or neutralization?,2012,38,1,169-179,Fenske
Distraction and facilitation-two faces of the same coin?,2012,38,3,664-674,Widmann
The role of gaze and road edge information during high-speed locomotion,2012,38,3,687-702,Merat
Unmixing the mixing cost: Contributions from dimensional relevance and stimulus-response suppression,2012,38,2,478-488,Marí-Beffa
Decomposing task-switching costs with the diffusion model,2011,38,1,222-250,Schmitz
The attentional blink is not affected by backward masking of T2 T2-mask SOA or level of T2 impoverishment,2011,38,1,161-168,Spalek
The bivalency effect: Evidence for flexible adjustment of cognitive control,2011,38,1,213-221,Rey-Mermet
Taking a long look at action and time perception,2008,34,1,125-136,Kingstone
Walking infants adapt locomotion to changing body dimensions,2000,26,3,1148-1166,Adolph
Action-specific effects in a social context: Others' abilities influence perceived speed,2012,38,3,715-725,Witt
Correction to holmes and roberts (2011),2011,37,6,1975,Holmes
Correction to pfordresher and kulpa (2011),2011,37,6,1699,Pfordresher
Grouping illumination frameworks,2012,38,3,776-784,Zdravković
Referential coding contributes to the horizontal SMARC effect,2012,38,3,726-734,Proctor
Movement control in older adults: Does old age mean middle of the road?,2012,38,3,735-745,Wilkie
Confirming and disconfirming theories about ideomotor compatibility in dual-task performance: a reply to Greenwald (2005),2005,31,1,226-229,Ruthruff
Psychophysical test for the independence of perception and action,2005,31,1,170-182,Amazeen
Walking perception by walking observers,2005,31,1,157-169,Jacobs
Dual-task performance with ideomotor-compatible tasks: is the central processing bottleneck intact bypassed or shifted in locus?,2005,31,1,122-144,Ruthruff
Does task-set reconfiguration create cognitive slack?,2005,31,1,92-100,Gilbert
Distinguishing different strategies of across-dimension attentional selection,2012,38,2,453-464,Huang
Attentional control in visual signal detection: Effects of abrupt-onset and no-onset stimuli,2012,38,4,1043-1068,Sewell
Tie my hands tie my eyes,2012,38,2,263-266,Costantini
A central capacity sharing model of dual-task performance,2003,29,1,3-18,Jolicoeur
Measuring the interrelations among multiple paradigms of visual attention: An individual differences approach,2012,38,2,414-428,Li
Reduced OSM for long duration targets: Individuation or items loaded into VSTM?,2012,38,6,1541-1553,Gellatly
A "view from nowhen" on time perception experiments,2012,38,5,1118-1124,Riemer
What fits into a mirror: Naïve beliefs about the field of view,2012,38,5,1144-1158,Bianchi
Anticipation from biological motion: The goalkeeper problem,2012,38,4,848-864,Fajen
Collinearity Impairs Local Element Visual Search,2013,39,1,156-167,Jingling
Discrete Events as Units of Perceived Time,2012,38,3,549-554,Scholl
Object-Based Attention Overrides Perceptual Load to Modulate Visual Distraction,2012,38,3,576-579,Cosman
Spatiotemporal Object History Affects the Selection of Task-Relevant Properties,2013,39,1,216-232,Olivers
Individual Differences in the Multisensory Temporal Binding Window Predict Susceptibility to Audiovisual Illusions,2012,38,6,1517-1529,Stevenson
Violation of the scalar property for time perception between 1 and 2 seconds: evidence from interval discrimination reproduction and categorization,2012,38,4,880-890,Grondin
Going Rogue in the Spatial Cuing Paradigm: High Spatial Validity Is Insufficient to Elicit Voluntary Shifts of Attention,2012,38,5,1192-1201,Gibson
Semantic and Affective Salience: The Role of Meaning and Preference in Attentional Capture and Disengagement,2012,38,2,531-541,Gibson
Visual-motor recalibration in geographical slant perception,1999,25,4,1076-1096,Proffitt
Action for perception: a motor-visual attentional effect,1999,25,6,1673-1692,Umiltà
Comparing effects of the horizontal-vertical illusion on grip scaling and judgment: relative versus absolute not perception versus action,1999,25,6,1659-1672,Cutting
The temporal dynamics of visual search: evidence for parallel processing in feature and conjunction searches,1999,25,6,1517-1539,Carrasco
Dynamic instability of visuospatial images,1999,25,6,1495-1516,Pailhous
Selective Attention to Perceptual Dimensions and Switching Between Dimensions,2013,39,1,191-201,Meiran
Effect of Viewing Plane on Perceived Distances in Real and Virtual Environments,2012,38,5,1242-1253,Stefanucci
Effects of a Coactor's Focus of Attention on Task Performance,2012,38,6,1404-1415,Knoblich
On the Fate of Distractor Representations,2012,38,3,570-575,Frings
Eye Movements Blink the Attentional Blink,2012,38,3,555-560,Sigman
Saccade Preparation Is Required for Exogenous Attention but Not Endogenous Attention or IOR,2012,38,6,1438-1447,Rorden
Rapid Acquisition but Slow Extinction of an Attentional Bias in Space,2013,39,1,87-99,Swallow
It is Not What You Expect: Dissociating Conflict Adaptation From Expectancies in A Stroop Task,2013,39,1,271-284,Jiménez
Perceptual Grouping Allows for Attention To Cover Noncontiguous Locations and Suppress Capture From Nearby Locations,2012,38,6,1362-1370,Kerzel
Perceiving Event Dynamics and Parsing Hollywood Films,2012,38,6,1476-1490,Cutting
The Relationship Between Alertness and Executive Control,2012,38,6,1530-1540,Henik
Haptic Distal Spatial Perception Mediated by Strings: Point of Closest Approach and Bypass Distance,2012,38,5,1328-1340,Cabe
Templates for Rejection: Configuring Attention to Ignore Task-Irrelevant Features,2012,38,3,580-584,Woodman
Response selection processes for conjunctive targets,2000,26,1,391-411,Cohen
Assessing the roles of change discrimination and luminance integration: evidence for a hybrid race model of perceptual decision making in luminance discrimination,2000,26,1,359-378,Rouder
Bias toward regular form in mental shape spaces,2000,26,1,152-165,Feldman
Performance monitoring in a confusing world: error-related brain activity judgments of response accuracy and types of errors,2000,26,1,141-151,Coles
Structural Salience and the Nonaccidentality of a Gestalt,2012,38,4,827-832,Strother
Orienting Attention to Sound Object Representations Attenuates Change Deafness,2012,38,6,1554-1566,Alain
Guidance of Spatial Attention by Incidental Learning and Endogenous Cuing,2013,39,1,285-297,Swallow
Distractor Inhibition: Principles of Operation During Selective Attention,2013,39,1,245-256,Wyatt
Temporal Constraints of the Word Blindness Posthypnotic Suggestion on Stroop Task Performance,2012,38,4,833-837,Hodgson
Action Alters Object Identification: Wielding a Gun Increases The Bias to See Guns,2012,38,5,1159-1167,Brockmole
Perceived Causalities of Physical Events Are Influenced by Social Cues,2012,38,6,1465-1475,Liang
Top-Down Control of Attention: It's Gradual Practice-Dependent and Hierarchically Organized,2012,38,4,941-957,Zehetleitner
Spatial Attention Modulates the Precedence Effect,2012,38,6,1371-1379,Miller
Are You Ready to Jump? Predictive Mechanisms in Interpersonal Coordination,2013,39,1,48-61,Knoblich
Awareness Is Necessary for Extracting Patterns in Working Memory but Not for Directing Spatial Attention,2012,38,5,1085-1090,Hsieh
Memory of gender and gait direction from biological motion: gender fades away but directions stay,2012,38,5,1091-1097,Poom
The Social Perceptual Salience Effect,2013,39,1,62-74,Scilingo
"Hot" Facilitation of "Cool" Processing: Emotional Distraction Can Enhance Priming of Visual Search,2013,39,1,298-306,Kristjánsson
Visual velocity input-output functions: The integration of distance and duration onto subjective velocity,1984,10,4,486-501,Algom
Sensory and cognitive factors in the processing of visual velocity,1987,13,1,3-13,Algom
Rapid Activation of Motor Responses by Illusory Contours,2012,38,5,1168-1182,Schmidt
A New Look at Social Attention: Orienting to the Eyes Is Not (Entirely) Under Volitional Control,2012,38,5,1132-1143,Kingstone
Updating the Premotor Theory: The Allocation of Attention Is Not Always Accompanied by Saccade Preparation,2012,38,4,902-914,Theeuwes
Perceiving Group Behavior: Sensitive Ensemble Coding Mechanisms for Biological Motion of Human Crowds,2013,39,2,329-337,Whitney
The contribution of covariation to skill improvement is an ambiguous measure: comment on Müller and Sternad (2004),2007,33,1,246-9; discussion 250-5,Smeets
Variability in stepping direction explains the veering behavior of blind walkers,2007,33,1,183-200,Kallie
Predictability influences stopping and response control,2007,33,1,149-162,Chua
Grouping inhibits motion fading by giving rise to virtual trackable features,2007,33,1,57-63,Hsieh
Changing perspective: zooming in and out during visual search,2013,39,2,348-364,Cheyne
Perceiving and acting on complex affordances: how children and adults bicycle across two lanes of opposing traffic,2013,39,1,23-36,Plumert
Context-dependent control over attentional capture,2013,39,3,836-848,Cosman
Spatial attention effects during conscious and nonconscious processing of visual features and objects,2013,39,3,745-756,Breitmeyer
Auditory discrimination of frequency ratios: the octave singularity,2013,39,3,788-801,Bonnard
Two mechanisms of distractor dilution: visual selection in a continuous flow,2013,39,3,872-892,Yeh
Divergent effects of cognitive load on quiet stance and task-linked postural coordination,2013,39,2,323-328,Mitra
Timing and executive resources: dual-task interference patterns between temporal production and shifting updating and inhibition tasks,2013,39,4,947-963,Brown
Relative change probability affects the decision process of detecting multiple feature changes,2013,39,5,1365-1385,Yang
Optimal weighting of costs and probabilities in a risky motor decision-making task requires experience,2013,39,3,638-645,Welsh
On the electrophysiological evidence for the capture of visual attention,2013,39,3,849-860,Di Lollo
Memory for found targets interferes with subsequent performance in multiple-target visual search,2013,39,5,1398-1408,Mitroff
Contingent attentional capture by conceptually relevant images,2013,39,3,861-871,Folk
Linking perceptual animacy to attention: evidence from the chasing detection paradigm,2013,39,4,1003-1015,Schwan
Complex dynamic scene perception: effects of attentional set on perceiving single and multiple event types,2013,39,2,381-398,Sanocki
Wandering minds and wavering rhythms: linking mind wandering and behavioral variability,2013,39,1,1-5,Cheyne
A window of perception when diverting attention? Enhancing recognition for explicitly presented unattended and irrelevant stimuli by target alignment,2013,39,5,1304-1312,Dewald
Eye movement control during scene viewing: immediate effects of scene luminance on fixation durations,2013,39,2,318-322,Henderson
Off to a bad start: uncertainty about the number of targets at the onset of multiple object tracking,2013,39,5,1421-1432,Ma
Perseveration in Barrier Crossing,2013,39,4,1100-1123,Schmuckler
The Representational Dynamics of Remembered Projectile Locations,2013,39,6,1690-1699,Hecht
Blink and you won't miss it: the preview benefit in visual marking survives internally generated eyeblinks,2013,39,5,1279-1290,Watson
Perceptual load corresponds with factors known to influence visual search,2013,39,5,1340-1351,Cosman
Doing what others see: visuomotor conversion to informational social influence,2013,39,5,1291-1303,Roepstorff
Perception of visual speed while moving,2005,31,2,339-353,Durgin
In defense of the salience map: salience rather than visibility determines selection,2013,39,6,1516-1524,Meeter
Blinded by irrelevance: pure irrelevance induced "blindness",2013,39,3,611-615,Yeshurun
Using interrupted visual displays to explore the capacity time course and format of fixation plans during visual search,2013,39,6,1700-1712,Godwin
Tracking target and distractor processing in fixed-feature visual search: evidence from human electrophysiology,2013,39,6,1713-1730,Jannati
Attentional guidance by working memory overrides salience cues in visual search,2013,39,6,1786-1796,Mitroff
Color constrains depth in da Vinci stereopsis for camouflage but not occlusion,2013,39,6,1525-1540,Wardle
A class of temporal boundaries derived by quantifying the sense of separation,2013,39,6,1581-1597,Paine
Stop Before You Leap: Changing Eye and Hand Movements Requires Stopping,2013,39,4,941-946,Bissett
Dissociable roles of different types of working memory load in visual detection,2013,39,4,919-924,Konstantinou
Time course of spatial contextual interference: event history analyses of simultaneous masking by nonoverlapping patterns,2014,40,1,129-144,Hermens
The attentional blink provides episodic distinctiveness: sparing at a cost,2009,35,3,787-807,Nieuwenstein
Physio-Behavioral Coupling in a Cooperative Team Task: Contributors and Relations,2014,40,1,145-158,Strang
Magnitude comparison with different types of rational numbers,2014,40,1,71-82,Holyoak
The visual system's intrinsic bias influences space perception in the impoverished environment,2014,40,2,626-638,Wu
Visual control of foot placement when walking over complex terrain,2014,40,1,106-115,Fajen
Revisiting the Innate Preference for Consonance,2014,40,1,40-49,Plantinga
When are abrupt onsets found efficiently in complex visual search? Evidence from multielement asynchronous dynamic search,2014,40,1,232-252,Watson
The costs of cooperation: Action-specific perception in the context of joint action,2014,40,1,429-444,Marsh
The attentional effects of single cues and color singletons on visual sensitivity,2014,40,2,639-652,Carrasco
High and Low Roads to Odor Valence? A Choice Response-Time Study,2013,39,5,1205-1211,Olofsson
Face recognition ability matures late: Evidence from individual differences in young adults,2013,39,5,1212-1217,Duchaine
How do the regions of the visual field contribute to object search in real-world scenes? Evidence from eye movements,2014,40,1,342-360,Nuthmann
Relevance-Based Selectivity: The Case of Implicit Learning,2013,39,6,1508-1515,Schul
Visual Salience Can Co-Exist With Dilution During Visual Selection,2014,40,1,7-14,Gibson
A Threatening Face in the Crowd: Effects of Emotional Singletons on Visual Working Memory,2014,40,1,253-263,Raymond
Degree of certainty modulates anticipatory processes in real time,2014,40,2,525-538,Huette
The spatially asymmetric cost of memory load on visual perception: Transient stimulus-centered neglect,2014,40,2,580-591,Gozli
The flexible focus: Whether spatial attention is unitary or divided depends on observer goals,2014,40,2,465-470,Enns
The interaction between stimulus-driven and goal-driven orienting as revealed by eye movements,2014,40,1,378-390,Enns
Babies in traffic: Infant vocalizations and listener sex modulate auditory motion perception,2014,40,2,775-783,Neuhoff
Perceptual animacy: Visual search for chasing objects among distractors,2014,40,2,702-717,Schwan
The impact of alertness on cognitive control,2013,39,6,1797-1801,Nieuwenhuis
The art of gaze guidance,2014,40,1,33-39,Latif
Perceptual load and attentional boost: A study of their interaction,2014,40,3,1034-1045,Swallow
Visual Crowding Cannot Be Wholly Explained by Feature Pooling,2014,40,3,1022-1033,Ester
Voluntary spatial attention induces spatial facilitation and object-centered suppression,2014,40,3,968-982,Lin
Avatars and arrows: Implicit mentalizing or domain-general processing?,2014,40,3,929-937,Bird
Illusory motion reversals and feature tracking analyses of movement,2014,40,3,938-947,Marinovic
Slippage theory and the flanker paradigm: An early-selection account of selective attention failures,2014,40,3,1257-1273,Ruthruff
The same-location cost is unrelated to attentional settings: An object-updating account,2014,40,4,1465-1478,Lamy
Dynamics of visibility confidence and choice during eye movements,2014,40,3,1213-1227,Sigman
Dual-route model of the effect of head orientation on perceived gaze direction,2014,40,4,1425-1439,Clifford
Role of attentional tags in working memory-driven attentional capture,2014,40,4,1301-1307,Chao
In competition for the attentional template: Can multiple items within visual working memory guide attention?,2014,40,4,1450-1464,Olivers
Unloading and reloading working memory: Attending to one item frees capacity,2014,40,3,1237-1256,Oberauer
Summary statistics of size: Fixed processing capacity for multiple ensembles but unlimited processing capacity for single ensembles,2014,40,4,1440-1449,Moore
Stable individual differences in saccadic eye movements during reading pseudoreading scene viewing and scene search,2014,40,4,1390-1400,Henderson
Reducing the effects of adjacent distractors by narrowing attention,1991,17,1,65-76,Carter
Spatial attention and the apprehension of spatial relations,1994,20,5,1015-1036,Logan
The facial width-to-height ratio shares stronger links with judgments of aggression than with judgments of trustworthiness,2014,40,4,1526-1541,Carré
Perception and identification of random events,2014,40,4,1358-1371,Hahn
The role of prediction in perception: evidence from interrupted visual search,2014,40,4,1372-1389,Lleras
Proactive and reactive stopping when distracted: an attentional account,2014,40,4,1295-1300,Chambers
Spatial Reference Frame of Attention in a Large Outdoor Environment,2014,40,4,1346-1357,Swallow
Attentional inertia and delayed orienting of spatial attention in task-switching,2014,40,4,1580-1602,Monsell
Unconscious processing of body actions primes subsequent action perception but not motor execution,2014,40,5,1940-1962,Urgesi
A geometric and dynamic affordance model of reaches-to-grasp: men take greater risks than women,2014,40,4,1542-1550,Bingham
The role of reward prediction in the control of attention,2014,40,4,1654-1664,Yantis
Top-down attentional processes modulate the coding of atypical biological motion kinematics in the absence of motor signals,2014,40,4,1641-1653,Bennett
The gradual emergence of spatially selective target processing in visual search: from feature-specific to object-based attentional control,2014,40,5,1819-1831,Eimer
Uncovering the architecture of action semantics,2014,40,5,1832-1848,Buxbaum
Incidental sequence learning in a motion coherence discrimination task: how response learning affects perception,2014,40,5,1963-1977,Kinder
Control of response timing occurs during the simple reaction time interval but on-line for choice reaction time,2014,40,5,2005-2021,Franks
On the precision of goal-directed attentional selection,2014,40,5,1755-1762,Anderson
Strategies and pseudoneglect on luminance judgments: an eye-tracking investigation,2014,40,5,1789-1798,Voyer
Are task irrelevant faces unintentionally processed? Implicit learning as a test case,2014,40,5,1741-1747,Higgins
No attentional capture for simple visual search: evidence for a dual-route account,2014,40,6,2154-2166,Chan
The shape of the scene background determines the perceived path of a moving object,2014,40,6,2117-2123,Andersen
An information capacity limitation of visual short-term memory,2014,40,6,2214-2242,Sewell
Interactions between space-based and feature-based attention,2014,41,1,11-16,Luck
Remembered Affordances Reflect the Fundamentally Action-Relevant Context-Specific Nature of Visual Perception,2014,40,6,2361-2371,Riley
The Visible Ground Surface as a Reference Frame for Scaling Binocular Depth of a Target in Midair,2014,41,1,111-126,Wu
Humans don't time subsecond intervals like a stopwatch,2014,41,1,249-263,Yarrow
The time-event correlation effect is due to temporal expectancy not to partial transition costs,2014,41,1,196-218,Dreisbach
Removing the influence of feature repetitions on the congruency sequence effect: why regressing out confounds from a nested design will often fall short,2014,40,6,2392-2402,Schmidt
What can 1 billion trials tell us about visual search?,2014,41,1,1-5,Clark
Super-capacity me! Super-capacity and violations of race independence for self- but not for reward-associated stimuli,2015,41,2,441-452,Humphreys
"Pseudoextinction": asymmetries in simultaneous attentional selection,2015,41,2,364-384,Holcombe
Referent expressions and gaze: reference type influences real-world gaze cue utilization,2015,41,2,565-575,Tatler
The pupillary light response reflects eye-movement preparation,2015,41,1,28-35,Mathôt
The effect of object familiarity on the perception of motion,2015,41,2,283-288,Martin
Posterror speeding after threat-detection failure,2015,41,2,324-341,Sica
On the independence of visual awareness and metacognition: a signal detection theoretic analysis,2015,41,2,269-276,Blanco
The effect of stereotype threat on performance of a rhythmic motor skill,2015,41,2,525-541,Sternad
Is pop-out visual search attentive or preattentive? Yes!,2015,41,2,556-564,Spalek
Spatial learning while navigating with severely degraded viewing: the role of attention and mobility monitoring,2015,41,3,649-664,Thompson
More than accuracy: nonverbal dialects modulate the time course of vocal emotion recognition across cultures,2015,41,3,597-612,Pell
"Testing a Poisson counter model for visual identification of briefly presented mutually confusable single stimuli in pure accuracy tasks": Correction to Kyllingsbæk Markussen and Bundesen (2012),2015,41,2,355,
Speed/accuracy tradeoff in force perception,2015,41,3,738-746,Di Luca
Spatial scale rather than nature of task or locomotion modulates the spatial reference frame of attention,2015,41,3,866-878,Jiang
Autonomic arousal and attentional orienting to visual threat are predicted by awareness,2015,41,3,798-806,Garner
Differential effect of visual masking in perceptual categorization,2015,41,3,816-825,Hélie
The distracting impact of repeated visible and invisible onsets on focused attention,2015,41,3,879-892,Turatto
A relational structure of voluntary visual-attention abilities,2015,41,3,761-789,Iordanescu
Faster than the speed of rejection: object identification processes during visual search for multiple targets,2015,41,4,1007-1020,Godwin
How far away is that? It depends on you: perception accounts for the abilities of others,2015,41,4,904-908,Abrams
Unexpected abrupt onsets can override a top-down set for color,2015,41,4,1153-1165,Remington
Harmony from chaos? Perceptual-motor delays enhance behavioral anticipation in social interaction,2015,41,4,1166-1177,Richardson
Audiovisual integration facilitates unconscious visual scene processing,2015,41,5,1325-1335,Yeh
Predictive plus online visual information optimizes temporal precision in interception,2015,41,5,1271-1280,Lopez-Moliner
Attentional control of response selection in task switching,2015,41,5,1315-1324,Schneider
Does oculomotor readiness mediate exogenous capture of visual attention?,2015,41,5,1260-1270,Klein
How to break the configuration of moving objects? Geometric invariance in visual working memory,2015,41,5,1247-1259,Gao
Confirmation bias in visual search,2015,41,5,1353-1364,Pratt
The attentional cost of receiving a cell phone notification,2015,41,4,893-897,Stothart
The influence of social context and body size on action judgments for self and others,2015,41,5,1385-1395,Stefanucci
Spatial attention and environmental information,2015,41,5,1396-1408,Landau
Understanding the relationship between implicit and explicit change detection: evidence from scan path data,2015,41,5,1184-1189,Reynolds
Inhibition in time-based visual selection: strategic or by default?,2015,41,5,1442-1461,Watson
Dynamic cognitive control of irrelevant sound: increased task engagement attenuates semantic auditory distraction,2015,41,5,1462-1474,Hughes
Reorienting the mind: the impact of novel sounds on go/no-go performance,2015,41,5,1197-1202,Parmentier
Evidence for negative feature guidance in visual search is explained by spatial recoding,2015,41,5,1190-1196,Hollingworth
When aging does not increase distraction: evidence from pure auditory and visual oddball tasks,2015,41,6,1612-1622,Parmentier
Flexible human collective wisdom,2015,41,6,1588-1611,Eckstein
A dynamic neural field model of temporal order judgments,2015,41,6,1718-1733,Spencer
Decreasing auditory Simon effects across reaction time distributions,2015,42,1,23-38,Proctor
The vista paradox: framing or contrast?,2015,41,6,1734-1747,Hecht
Walkable distances are bioenergetically scaled,2015,42,1,39-51,Proffitt
When complex is easy on the mind: internal repetition of visual information in complex objects is a source of perceptual fluency,2015,42,1,103-114,Steg
Pointing and antipointing in Müller-Lyer figures: why illusion effects need to be scaled,2015,42,1,90-102,Hesse
It depends: approach and avoidance reactions to emotional expressions are influenced by the contrast emotions presented in the task,2015,42,2,197-212,Wentura
Reward favors the prepared: incentive and task-informative cues interact to enhance attentional control,2015,42,1,52-66,Braver
Should i stop or should i go? The role of associations and expectancies,2015,42,1,115-137,Lawrence
Limits on perceptual encoding can be predicted from known receptive field properties of human visual cortex,2015,42,1,67-77,Cohen
When meaning matters: the temporal dynamics of semantic influences on visual attention,2015,42,2,180-196,Olivers
The impact of interference on short-term memory for visual orientation,2015,41,6,1650-1665,De Weerd
Error-driven learning in statistical summary perception,2015,42,2,266-280,Turk-Browne
Adapting to stimulus-response contingencies without noticing them,2015,41,6,1475-1481,Rothermund
Mine in motion: how physical actions impact the psychological sense of object ownership,2015,42,3,375-385,Enns
When do humans spontaneously adopt another's visuospatial perspective?,2015,42,3,401-412,Sebanz
Feature-based attention is functionally distinct from relation-based attention: the double dissociation between color-based capture and color-relation-based capture of attention,2015,42,4,480-493,Du
The extent of default visual perspective taking in complex layouts,2015,42,4,508-516,Levin
Large perceptual distortions of locomotor action space occur in ground-based coordinates: angular expansion and the large-scale horizontal-vertical illusion,2015,42,4,581-593,Durgin
Distractor-relevance determines whether task-switching enhances or impairs distractor memory,2015,42,1,1-5,Egner
Distractor rejection in visual search breaks down with more than a single distractor feature,2015,42,5,648-657,Kerzel
Orientation and metacognition in virtual space,2015,42,5,683-705,Tenbrink
Computations underlying confidence in visual perception,2015,42,5,671-682,Dux
Similarity of actions depends on the functionality of previously observed actions,2015,42,5,719-729,Hommel
Object-scene relationships vary the magnitude of target prevalence effects in visual search,2015,42,6,766-775,Beanland
Sequential modulation of backward crosstalk and task-shielding in dual-tasking,2015,42,5,631-647,Janczyk
Losing the trees for the forest in dynamic visual search,2015,42,5,617-630,Moore
Not quite so blind: semantic processing despite inattentional blindness,2016,42,4,459-463,Gibbons
Interaction between object-based attention and pertinence values shapes the attentional priority map of a multielement display,2016,42,6,866-877,Humphreys
Getting more from visual working memory: retro-cues enhance retrieval and protect from visual interference,2016,42,6,890-910,Oberauer
Missing a trick: auditory load modulates conscious awareness in audition,2016,42,7,930-938,Moore
Zooming in on the cause of the perceptual load effect in the go/no-go paradigm,2016,42,8,1072-1087,Cave
On the use of a concurrent memory load to measure attention and automaticity,1979,5,2,189-207,Logan
The relationship between visual attention and visual working memory encoding: a dissociation between covert and overt orienting,2016,42,8,1121-1138,Hollingworth
Differentiated audio-tactile correspondences in sighted and blind individuals,2016,42,8,1204-1214,Auvray
Gaze direction aftereffects are surprisingly long-lasting,2016,42,9,1311-1319,Rhodes
Out of touch? Visual load induces inattentional numbness,2016,42,6,761-765,Dalton
Influence of person- and situation-specific characteristics on collision avoidance behavior in human locomotion,2016,42,9,1332-1343,Glasauer
The impact of configural superiority on the processing of spatial information,2016,42,9,1388-1398,Bratch
Memory-based attention capture when multiple items are maintained in visual working memory,2016,42,7,911-917,Hollingworth
Metacognitive evaluation in the avoidance of demand,2016,42,9,1372-1387,Risko
Contextual within-trial adaptation of cognitive control: evidence from the combination of conflict tasks,2016,42,10,1505-1532,Gade
Decision processes in visual search as a function of target prevalence,2016,42,9,1466-1476,Becker
Category-based guidance of spatial attention during visual search for feature conjunctions,2016,42,10,1571-1586,Eimer
Conjoint influence of mind-wandering and sleepiness on task performance,2016,42,10,1587-1600,Stawarczyk
Acting and anticipating: impact of outcome-compatible distractor depends on response selection efficiency,2016,42,10,1601-1614,Pratt
Perceiving a continuous visual world across voluntary eye blinks,2016,42,10,1490-1496,Irwin
The time-limited visual statistician,2016,42,10,1497-1504,Moore
Auditory stimuli automatically grab attention: evidence from eye tracking and attentional manipulations,2016,42,12,1947-1958,Dunifon
You think you know where you looked? You better look again,2016,42,10,1477-1481,Wolfe
Hearing in color: how expectations distort perception of skin tone,2016,42,12,2068-2076,Levin
The cognitive architecture of anxiety-like behavioral inhibition,2016,43,1,18-29,Bach
Attentional capture and engagement during the attentional blink: a "camera" metaphor of attention,2016,42,11,1886-1902,Lamy
Broad attention to multiple individual objects may facilitate change detection with complex auditory scenes,2016,42,11,1806-1817,Snyder
Priming stress patterns in word recognition,2016,42,11,1739-1760,Protopapas
Shape adaptation exaggerates shape differences,2016,43,1,181-191,Arnold
Winning and losing: effects on impulsive action,2016,43,1,147-168,Lawrence
Hazard versus history: temporal preparation is driven by past experience,2016,43,1,78-88,Meeter
Auditory compensation for head rotation is incomplete,2016,43,2,371-380,Freeman
The capacity to detect synchronous audiovisual events is severely limited: evidence from mixture modeling,2016,42,12,2115-2124,Olivers
Visual attention is required for multiple object tracking,2016,42,12,2103-2114,Hoffman
Stimulus recognition occurs under high perceptual load: evidence from correlated flankers,2016,42,12,2077-2083,Cosman
Much ado about nothing: capturing attention toward locations without new perceptual events,2016,42,12,1923-1927,Pratt
Action effects are coded as transitions from current to future stimulation: evidence from compatibility effects in tracking,2016,43,3,477-486,Kunde
A link between attentional function effective eye movements and driving ability,2016,43,2,381-394,Harris
Reaching into response selection: stimulus and response similarity influence central operations,2017,43,3,555-568,Spencer
"Should I stop or should I go? The role of associations and expectancies": correction to Best et al. (2016),2017,43,2,428,
Not all probabilities are equivalent: evidence from orientation versus spatial probability learning,2017,43,5,853-867,Jabar
Self-relevance prioritizes access to visual awareness,2017,43,3,438-443,Sahraie
Adding details to the attentional template offsets search difficulty: evidence from contralateral delay activity,2017,43,3,429-437,Schmidt
Psychophysiological measurement of backward response activation in the prioritized processing paradigm,2017,43,5,941-953,Miller
The necessity of visual attention to scene categorization: dissociating "task-relevant" and "task-irrelevant" scene distractors,2017,43,5,954-970,Gronau
Predicted action consequences are perceptually facilitated before cancellation,2017,43,6,1073-1083,Press
Out of your sight out of my mind: knowledge about another person's visual access modulates spontaneous visuospatial perspective-taking,2017,43,6,1065-1072,Sebanz
Frozen in time: concurrent task performance interferes with temporal shifts of attention,2017,43,6,1057-1064,Visser
Cerebral hemodynamics during scene viewing: hemispheric lateralization predicts temporal gaze behavior associated with distinct modes of visual processing,2017,43,7,1291-1302,Dodd
Embodied memory allows accurate and stable perception of hidden objects despite orientation change,2017,43,7,1343-1358,Bingham
Objective effects of knowledge on visual perception,2017,43,4,794-806,Lupyan
Gaze control during interceptive actions with different spatiotemporal demands,2017,43,4,783-793,van der Kamp
Distinct cognitive control mechanisms as revealed by modality-specific conflict adaptation effects,2017,43,4,807-818,Li
The magical number one-on-square-root-two: the double-target detection deficit in brief visual displays,2017,43,7,1376-1396,Smith
The motor-cognitive model of motor imagery: evidence from timing errors in simulated reaching and grasping,2017,43,7,1359-1375,Glover
Dual-target cost in visual search for multiple unfamiliar faces,2017,43,8,1504-1519,Donnelly
Adding Depth to Overlapping Displays Can Improve Visual Search Performance,2017,43,8,1532-1549,Donnelly
On the origin of body-related influences on visual perception,2017,43,6,1222-1237,Kirsch
The effect of episodic retrieval on inhibition in task switching,2017,43,8,1568-1583,Grange
The impact of evidence reliability on sensitivity and bias in decision confidence,2017,43,8,1520-1531,Yeung
Investigating the relationship between media multitasking and processes involved in task-switching,2017,43,11,1872-1894,Hambrick
Distractor probability changes the shape of the attentional template,2017,43,12,1993-2007,Helm
Changes in perception-action tuning over long time scales: how children and adults perceive and act on dynamic affordances when crossing roads,2018,44,1,18-26,Plumert
Links between temporal acuity and multisensory integration across life span,2018,44,1,106-116,Stevenson
A large-scale horizontal-vertical illusion produced with small objects separated in depth,2017,43,8,1473-1479,Durgin
The speed of voluntary and priority-driven shifts of visual attention,2018,44,1,27-37,Eimer
Attentional state modulates the effect of an irrelevant stimulus dimension on perception,2018,44,1,89-105,Johnsrude
Healthy aging is associated with decreased risk-taking in motor decision-making,2018,44,1,154-167,Gegenfurtner
Decomposition of a sensory prediction error signal for visuomotor adaptation,2018,44,2,176-194,Taylor
You said you would! The predictability of other's behavior from their intentions determines predictive biases in action perception,2018,44,2,320-335,Hudson
Perceptual surprise aides inhibitory motor control,2017,43,9,1585-1593,Wessel
Upside-down: perceived space affects object-based attention,2017,43,7,1269-1274,Jahn
Contrasting gist-based and template-based guidance during real-world visual search,2018,44,3,367-386,Hollingworth
Effect of travel speed on the visual control of steering toward a goal,2018,44,3,452-467,Li
Towards a unified model of vision and attention: effects of visual landmarks and identity cues on covert and overt attention movements,2018,44,3,412-432,Lambert
Alertness and cognitive control: testing the early onset hypothesis,2018,44,5,756-766,Schneider
Emergent perception of gaze direction across time,2018,44,5,703-715,Sweeny
Urban experience alters lightness perception,2018,44,1,2-6,Linnell
The guidance of visual search by shape features and shape configurations,2018,44,7,1072-1085,Eimer
The architecture of interaction between visual working memory and visual attention,2018,44,7,992-1011,Hollingworth
Grasping at laws: speed-accuracy trade-offs in manual prehension,2018,44,7,1022-1037,Mon-Williams
The Least Costs Hypothesis: a rational analysis approach to the voluntary symbolic control of attention,2018,44,8,1199-1215,Gibson
Reconceptualizing perceptual load as a rate problem: the role of time in the allocation of selective attention,2018,44,9,1458-1471,Li
Learned suppression for multiple distractors in visual search,2018,44,7,1128-1141,Won
Intrinsic whole number bias in humans,2018,44,9,1472-1481,Alonso-Díaz
Contrast sensitivity indicates processing level of visual illusions,2018,44,10,1557-1566,Breitmeyer
Who gains more: experts or novices? The benefits of interaction under numerical uncertainty,2018,44,8,1228-1239,Bahrami
Opening the window: size of the attentional window dominates perceptual load and familiarity in visual selection,2018,44,11,1780-1798,Gibson
Uncertainty information that is irrelevant for report impacts confidence judgments,2018,44,12,1981-1994,Mattingley
Dynamic sources of evidence supporting confidence judgments and error detection,2019,45,1,39-52,Yeung
Binding lies: flexible retrieval of honest and dishonest behavior,2019,45,2,157-173,Kiesel
Serial dependence in timing perception,2019,45,1,100-110,Roseboom
Modeling accuracy response time and bias in continuous orientation judgments,2019,45,3,301-318,Kvam
The attentional template is shifted and asymmetrically sharpened by distractor context,2019,45,3,336-353,Geng
Feature-based statistical regularities of distractors modulate attentional capture,2019,45,3,419-433,Vecera
Expectations and perceptual priming in a visual search task: evidence from eye movements and behavior,2019,45,4,489-499,Kristjánsson
Expecting the unexpected: violation of expectation shifts strategies toward information exploration,2019,45,4,513-522,Chen
The influence of selection history on auditory spatial attention,2019,45,4,474-488,Jiang
Distraction by steady-state sounds: evidence for a graded attentional model of auditory distraction,2019,45,4,500-512,Buchner
Evaluative social presence can improve vigilance performance but vigilance is still hard work and is stressful,2019,45,5,616-627,Szalma
Cognitive workload measurement and modeling under divided attention,2019,45,6,826-839,Strayer
When is object-based attention not based on objects?,2019,45,8,1062-1082,Cave
Binding processes in the control of nonroutine action sequences,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Frings
Statistical regularities induce spatial as well as feature-specific suppression,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Theeuwes
The roles of relevance and expectation for the control of attention in visual search,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Eimer
Complexity can facilitate visual and auditory perception,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Turk-Browne
Motor sources of dual-task interference: evidence for effector-based prioritization in dual-task control,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Koch
Attentional flexibility is imbalanced: asymmetric cost for switches between external and internal attention,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Brass
Is attention really biased toward the last target location in visual search? The role of focal attention and stimulus-response translation rules,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pratt
Reading is disrupted by intelligible background speech: evidence from eye-tracking,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Liversedge
Linking task selection to task performance: internal and predictable external processing constraints jointly influence voluntary task switching behavior,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Miller
Powerful men on top: stereotypes interact with metaphors in social categorizations,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Proulx
The confirmation and prevalence biases in visual search reflect separate underlying processes,2020,46,3,274-291,Hout
Seeing the world through the eyes of an avatar? Comparing perspective taking and referential coding,2020,46,3,264-273,Müsseler
Effects of various executive functions on adults' and children's walking,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Grob
Overt attentional capture by reward-related stimuli overcomes inhibitory suppression,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Watson
Eye-of-origin flash triggers eye-based attention only when the flash is task-relevant,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wang
Direct evidence for the optimal tuning of attention,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kerzel
Statistical regularities across trials bias attentional selection,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Theeuwes
More efficient shielding for internal than external attention? Evidence from asymmetrical switch costs,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Egner
Affordance matching predictively shapes the perceptual representation of others' ongoing actions,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Costantini
Learned distractor rejection in the face of strong target guidance,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Vecera
The eye-mind wandering link: identifying gaze indices of mind wandering across tasks,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Brockmole
The unique effects of relatively recent conflict on cognitive control,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bugg
Divergent response-time patterns in vigilance decrement tasks,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rubinstein
Localizing modality compatibility effects: evidence from dual-task interference,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Koch
Refixation patterns of mind-wandering during real-world scene perception,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Zhang
Sense of agency with illusory visual events,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Tanaka
Dual-task costs in memory recall precision reflect shared representational space,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Li
Spatial distance of target locations affects the time course of both endogenous and exogenous attentional deployment,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Geweke
Are you looking at me? Impact of eye contact on object-based attention,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kong
Which can explain the pip-and-pop effect during a visual search: multisensory integration or the oddball effect?,2021,47,5,689-703,Zhang
Interpersonal coordination in joint multiple object tracking,2021,47,9,1166-1181,Kingstone
Perceptual load and enumeration: distractor interference depends on subitizing capacity,2021,47,9,1149-1165,Lavie
Change biases identify the features that drive time perception,2021,47,9,1192-1208,van Rijn
Representing action in terms of what not to do: evidence for inhibitory coding during multiple action control,2021,47,9,1253-1273,Huestegge
Snarcing with a phone: the role of order in spatial-numerical associations is revealed by context and task demands,2021,47,10,1365-1377,Agostini
Me first? Positioning self in the attentional hierarchy,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cunningham
On the organization of task-order and task-specific information in dual-task situations,2022,48,1,94-113,Schubert
Does it help to expect distraction? Attentional capture is attenuated by high distractor frequency but not by trial-to-trial predictability,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Theeuwes
It makes sense so I see it better! Contextual information about the visual environment increases its perceived sharpness,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rossel
Guidance of visual search by negative attentional templates depends on task demands,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kerzel
Spontaneous perspective taking of an invisible person,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chen
Determining the relative difficulty and preferred ordering of mental and physical tasks,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rosenbaum
Attentional priority is determined by predicted feature distributions,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Geng
Learning to suppress likely distractor locations in visual search is driven by the local distractor frequency,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Müller
Scene variability biases our decisions but not our perceptual estimates,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lopez-Moliner
Ignoring the unknown: attentional suppression of unpredictable visual distraction,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Abrams
The tradeoff between item and order information in short-term memory does not depend on encoding time,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cowan
Imagined movement accuracy is strongly associated with drivers of overt movement error and weakly associated with imagery vividness,2022,48,12,1362-1372,Boe
Mechanism of the compression effect on visual duration perception caused by temporally sandwiching sounds,2023,49,4,573-587,Wada
Error accumulation when steering toward curves,2023,49,6,821-834,Wilkie
Category-specific learning of color orientation and position regularities guide visual search,2023,49,6,907-922,Hollingworth
Time expectancies in dual tasking: evidence for proactive resource sharing?,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kunde
What good is goodness? The effects of reference points on discrimination and categorization of shapes,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wagemans
Completeness out of incompleteness: inferences from regularities in imperfect information ensembles,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chen
Competition and reward structures nearly eliminate time-on-task performance decrements: implications for theories of vigilance and mental effort,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Nguyen
The surprising robustness of visual search against concurrent auditory distraction,2024,50,1,99-118,Liesefeld
Use one system for all results to avoid contradiction: advice for using significance tests equivalence tests and Bayes factors,2024,50,5,531-534,Dienes
No evidence in favor of the existence of "intentional" binding,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Farnè
Characterising the role of awareness in ensemble perception,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Soto
The influence of affective voice on sound distance perception,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Mühlberger