1. Mechanisms of contextual cueing: A tutorial review

   • Caitlin A. Sisk
   • Roger W. Remington
   • Yuhong V. Jiang

   TUTORIAL REVIEW 13 August 2019 Pages: 2571 - 2589

   

2. The contribution of spatial position and rotated global configuration to contextual cueing

   • Lei Zheng
   • Stefan Pollmann

   Short Report 07 October 2019 Pages: 2590 - 2596

   

3. Visual working memory deficits in undergraduates with a history of mild traumatic brain injury

   • Hector Arciniega
   • Alexandrea Kilgore-Gomez
   • Marian E. Berryhill

   Short Report 19 June 2019 Pages: 2597 - 2603

   

4. Higher attentional costs for numerosity estimation at high densities

   • Antonella Pomè
   • Giovanni Anobile
   • David Charles Burr

   SHORT REPORT Open access 12 August 2019 Pages: 2604 - 2611

   

5. The number of letters in number words influences the response time in numerical comparison tasks: Evidence using Korean number words

   • Doyeon Kwon
   • Songjoo Oh

   Short Report 11 October 2019 Pages: 2612 - 2618

   

6. Preserved tactile acuity in older pianists

   • Gordon E. Legge
   • Christina Granquist
   • Ying-Zi Xiong

   Short Report 13 August 2019 Pages: 2619 - 2625

   

7. Establishing a role for the visual complexity of linguistic stimuli in age-related reading difficulty: Evidence from eye movements during Chinese reading

   • Lin Li
   • Sha Li
   • Kevin B. Paterson

   SHORT REPORT Open access 13 August 2019 Pages: 2626 - 2634

   

8. Spotting rare items makes the brain “blink” harder: Evidence from pupillometry

   • Megan H. Papesh
   • Juan D. Guevara Pinto

   OriginalPaper 20 June 2019 Pages: 2635 - 2647

   

9. How to correctly put the “subsequent” in subsequent search miss errors

   • Stephen H. Adamo
   • Patrick H. Cox
   • Stephen R. Mitroff

   OriginalPaper 02 July 2019 Pages: 2648 - 2657

   

10. Correction to: How to correctly put the “subsequent” in subsequent search miss errors

    • Stephen H. Adamo
    • Patrick H. Cox
    • Stephen R. Mitroff

    Correction 20 August 2019 Pages: 2658 - 2658

11. “Satisfaction” in search: Individuals’ own search expectations predict their errors in multiple-target search

    • Cary Stothart
    • James R. Brockmole

    OriginalPaper 21 June 2019 Pages: 2659 - 2665

    

12. Selection history in context: Evidence for the role of reinforcement learning in biasing attention

    • Brian A. Anderson
    • Mark K. Britton

    OriginalPaper 15 July 2019 Pages: 2666 - 2672

    

13. Taking stock: The role of environmental appraisal in the strategic use of attentional control

    • Heather A. Hansen
    • Jessica L. Irons
    • Andrew B. Leber

    OriginalPaper 04 June 2019 Pages: 2673 - 2684

    

14. Do target detection and target localization always go together? Extracting information from briefly presented displays

    • Ann J. Carrigan
    • Susan G. Wardle
    • Anina N. Rich

    OriginalPaper 19 June 2019 Pages: 2685 - 2699

    

15. Can you have multiple attentional templates? Large-scale replications of Van Moorselaar, Theeuwes, and Olivers (2014) and Hollingworth and Beck (2016)

    • Marcella Frătescu
    • Dirk Van Moorselaar
    • Sebastiaan Mathôt

    OriginalPaper Open access 15 July 2019 Pages: 2700 - 2709

    

16. Dynamics of attentional focusing in the Eriksen flanker task

    • Mathieu Servant
    • Gordon D. Logan

    OriginalPaper 27 June 2019 Pages: 2710 - 2721

    

17. The color-word Stroop effect driven by working memory maintenance

    • Yi Pan
    • Yu Han
    • Wuheng Zuo

    OriginalPaper 18 June 2019 Pages: 2722 - 2731

    

18. Probability-driven and stimulus-driven orienting of attention to time and sensory modality

    • Melisa Menceloglu
    • Marcia Grabowecky
    • Satoru Suzuki

    OriginalPaper 28 June 2019 Pages: 2732 - 2744

    

19. Sequence-dependent sensitivity explains the accuracy of decisions when cues are separated with a gap

    • Maryam Tohidi-Moghaddam
    • Sajjad Zabbah
    • Reza Ebrahimpour

    OriginalPaper 10 July 2019 Pages: 2745 - 2754

    

20. Seeing eye-to-eye: Social gaze interactions influence gaze direction identification

    • S. Gareth Edwards
    • Andrew P. Bayliss

    OriginalPaper Open access 15 July 2019 Pages: 2755 - 2765

    

21. On-item fixations during serial encoding do not affect spatial working memory

    • Stefan Czoschke
    • Sebastian Henschke
    • Elke B. Lange

    OriginalPaper Open access 28 June 2019 Pages: 2766 - 2787

    

22. The transfer of location-based control requires location-based conflict

    • Lauren Pickel
    • Jay Pratt
    • Blaire J. Weidler

    OriginalPaper 15 July 2019 Pages: 2788 - 2797

    

23. Detection of brake lights while distracted: Separating peripheral vision from cognitive load

    • Benjamin Wolfe
    • Ben D. Sawyer
    • Ruth Rosenholtz

    OriginalPaper 20 June 2019 Pages: 2798 - 2813

    

24. Bad words prevail: Negatively charged Chinese characters accelerate attentional selection and preoccupy cognitive resources for consolidation

    • Shih-Yu Lo
    • Yuan-Sheng Wang

    OriginalPaper Open access 04 June 2019 Pages: 2814 - 2831

    

25. Effects of multitasking and intention–behaviour consistency when facing yellow traffic light uncertainty

    • Daniel Wright
    • Philippe A. Chouinard

    OriginalPaper 03 June 2019 Pages: 2832 - 2849

    

26. Relating categorization to set summary statistics perception

    • Noam Khayat
    • Shaul Hochstein

    OriginalPaper Open access 26 June 2019 Pages: 2850 - 2872

    

27. Behind the face of holistic perception: Holistic processing of Gestalt stimuli and faces recruit overlapping perceptual mechanisms

    • Kim M. Curby
    • Denise Moerel

    OriginalPaper 04 June 2019 Pages: 2873 - 2880

    

28. On perceptual biases in virtual object manipulation: Signal reliability and action relevance matter

    • Wladimir Kirsch
    • Wilfried Kunde

    OriginalPaper 12 June 2019 Pages: 2881 - 2889

    

29. Chromatic adaptation from achromatic stimuli with implied color

    • R. J. Lee
    • G. Mather

    OriginalPaper Open access 14 June 2019 Pages: 2890 - 2901

    

30. Symbolism overshadows the effect of physical size in supra-second temporal illusions

    • Hakan Karşılar
    • Fuat Balcı

    OriginalPaper 04 June 2019 Pages: 2902 - 2916

    

31. Can people detect errors in shadows and reflections?

    • Sophie J. Nightingale
    • Kimberley A. Wade
    • Derrick G. Watson

    OriginalPaper Open access 28 June 2019 Pages: 2917 - 2943

    

32. Effects of stimulus repetition and training schedule on the perceptual learning of time-compressed speech and its transfer

    • Karen Banai
    • Yizhar Lavner

    OriginalPaper 03 June 2019 Pages: 2944 - 2955

    

33. Forget binning and get SMART: Getting more out of the time-course of response data

    • Jonathan van Leeuwen
    • Jeroen B. J. Smeets
    • Artem V. Belopolsky

    OriginalPaper Open access 18 June 2019 Pages: 2956 - 2967

    

34. Correction to: Detecting distortions of peripherally presented letter stimuli under crowded conditions

    • Thomas S. A. Wallis
    • Saskia Tobias
    • Felix A. Wichmann

    Correction 16 September 2019 Pages: 2968 - 2970

    

35. Correction to: Visual search asymmetry depends on target-distractor feature similarity: Is the asymmetry simply a result of distractor rejection speed?

    • Yichi (Raven) Zhang
    • Serge Onyper

    Correction 04 September 2019 Pages: 2971 - 2971