1. A signal detection analysis of the recognition heuristic

   • Timothy J. Pleskac

   Theoretical and Review Articles Pages: 379 - 391

2. Displaywide visual features associated with a search display’s appearance can mediate attentional capture

   • Bryan R. Burnham

   Theoretical and Review Articles Pages: 392 - 422

3. “Remembering” emotional words is based on response bias, not recollection

   • Sonya Dougal
   • Caren M. Rotello

   Brief Reports Pages: 423 - 429

4. Attention and the processing of emotional words: Dissociating effects of arousal

   • Jennifer M. Aquino
   • Karen M. Arnell

   Brief Reports Pages: 430 - 435

5. Emotion simulation during language comprehension

   • David A. Havas
   • Arthur M. Glenberg
   • Mike Rinck

   Brief Reports Pages: 436 - 441

6. Modeling the word recognition data of Vitevitch and Luce (1998): Is it ARTful?

   • Mark A. Pitt
   • Jay I. Myung
   • Nicholas Altieri

   Brief Reports Pages: 442 - 448

7. Switch costs when reading aloud words and nonwords: Evidence for shifting route emphasis?

   • Sachiko Kinoshita
   • Stephen J. Lupker

   Brief Reports Pages: 449 - 454

8. Phonographic neighbors, not orthographic neighbors, determine word naming latencies

   • James S. Adelman
   • Gordon D. A. Brown

   Brief Reports Pages: 455 - 459

9. Phonology and orthography in reading aloud

   • Niels O. Schiller

   Brief Reports Pages: 460 - 465

10. A reverse Stroop effect without translation or reading difficulty

    • Chris Blais
    • Derek Besner

    Brief Reports Pages: 466 - 469

11. Working memory for language is not special: Evidence for an articulatory loop for novel stimuli

    • Margaret Wilson
    • Glenn Fox

    Brief Reports Pages: 470 - 473

12. Testing beyond words: Using tests to enhance visuospatial map learning

    • Shana K. Carpenter
    • Harold Pashler

    Brief Reports Pages: 474 - 478

13. Test-induced priming of false memories

    • Elizabeth J. Marsh
    • Patrick O. Dolan

    Brief Reports Pages: 479 - 483

14. Target preexposure eliminates the effect of distraction on event-based prospective memory

    • Melissa J. Guynn
    • Mark A. McDaniel

    Brief Reports Pages: 484 - 488

15. Part-list cuing with and without item-specific probes: The role of encoding

    • Alp Aslan
    • Karl-Heinz Bäuml

    Brief Reports Pages: 489 - 494

16. Transfer of memory retrieval cues in rats

    • James F. Briggs
    • Kelly I. Fitz
    • David C. Riccio

    Brief Reports Pages: 495 - 499

17. Action information from classification learning

    • Brian H. Ross
    • Ranxiao Frances Wang
    • James A. Crowell

    Brief Reports Pages: 500 - 504

18. Challenging the role of implicit processes in probabilistic category learning

    • Ben R. Newell
    • David A. Lagnado
    • David R. Shanks

    Brief Reports Pages: 505 - 511

19. Time (also) flies from left to right

    • Julio Santiago
    • Juan Lupáñez
    • María Jesús Funes

    Brief Reports Pages: 512 - 516

20. Things are sounding up: Affective influences on auditory tone perception

    • Ulrich W. Weger
    • Brian P. Meier
    • Albrecht W. Inhoff

    Brief Reports Pages: 517 - 521

21. Temporal uncertainty degrades perceptual processing

    • Bettina Rolke
    • Peter Hofmann

    Brief Reports Pages: 522 - 526

22. The lights are on but no one’s home: Meta-awareness and the decoupling of attention when the mind wanders

    • Jonathan Smallwood
    • Merrill McSpadden
    • Jonathan W. Schooler

    Brief Reports Pages: 527 - 533

23. Predicting the size of individual and

    • Jing Chen
    • Sandra Hale
    • Joel Myerson

    Brief Reports Pages: 534 - 541

24. Erratum to: The difference engine: A model of diversity in speeded cognition.Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

    • J. Myerson
    • S. Hale
    • K. F. Widaman

    Erratum Pages: 542 - 542