1. Common and distinctive features in stimulus similarity: A modified version of the contrast model

   • Daniel J. Navarro
   • Michael D. Lee

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 961 - 974

2. The role of response mechanisms in determining reaction time performance: Piéron’s law revisited

   • Tom Stafford
   • Kevin N. Gurney

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 975 - 987

3. An evaluation of dual-process theories of reasoning

   • Magda Osman

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 988 - 1010

4. The cognitive neuroscience of creativity

   • Arne Dietrich

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 1011 - 1026

5. Semantic generalization of stimulus-task bindings

   • Florian Waszak
   • Bernhard Hommel
   • Alan Allport

   Brief Reports Pages: 1027 - 1033

6. Inhibiting prepared and ongoing responses: Is there more than one kind of stopping?

   • Sharon Morein-Zamir
   • Paul Nagelkerke
   • Alan Kingstone

   Brief Reports Pages: 1034 - 1040

7. Confidence and gradedness in semantic categorization: Definitely somewhat artifactual, maybe absolutely natural

   • Zachary Estes

   Brief Reports Pages: 1041 - 1047

8. Is categorization performance really intact in amnesia? A meta-analysis

   • Safa R. Zaki

   Brief Reports Pages: 1048 - 1054

9. The affective consequences of visual attention in preview search

   • Mark J. Fenske
   • Jane E. Raymond
   • Melina A. Kunar

   Brief Reports Pages: 1055 - 1061

10. Strong memories obscure weak memories in associative recognition

    • Michael F. Verde
    • Caren M. Rotello

    Brief Reports Pages: 1062 - 1066

11. Older adults’ associative deficit in episodic memory: Assessing the role of decline in attentional resources

    • Moshe Naveh-Benjamin
    • Jonathan Guez
    • Shlomit Shulman

    Brief Reports Pages: 1067 - 1073

12. Item-specific processing reduces false memories

    • David P. Mccabe
    • Alison G. Presmanes
    • Anderson D. Smith

    Brief Reports Pages: 1074 - 1079

13. Collaborative inhibition is due to the product, not the process, of recalling in groups

    • Daniel B. Wright
    • Adriane Klumpp

    Brief Reports Pages: 1080 - 1083

14. It’s not what you hear but how often you hear it: On the neglected role of phonological variant frequency in auditory word recognition

    • Cynthia M. Connine

    Brief Reports Pages: 1084 - 1089

15. The broth in my brother’s brothel: Morpho-orthographic segmentation in visual word recognition

    • Kathleen Rastle
    • Matthew H. Davis
    • Boris New

    Brief Reports Pages: 1090 - 1098

16. Causal models frame interpretation of mathematical equations

    • Daniel Mochon
    • Steven A. Sloman

    Brief Reports Pages: 1099 - 1104

17. Is stimulus competition an acquisition deficit or a performance deficit?

    • Francisco Arcediano
    • Martha Escobar
    • Ralph R. Miller

    Brief Reports Pages: 1105 - 1110

18. Pigeons concurrently categorize photographs at both basic and superordinate levels

    • Olga F. Lazareva
    • Kate L. Freiburger
    • Edward A. Wasserman

    Brief Reports Pages: 1111 - 1117

19. Differential reinstatement predicted by preextinction response rate

    • Adam H. Doughty
    • Phil Reed
    • Kennon A. Lattal

    Brief Reports Pages: 1118 - 1123

20. The rich get richer: Students’ discounting of hypothetical delayed rewards and real effortful extra credit

    • Francisco J. Silva
    • Thomas F. Gross

    Brief Reports Pages: 1124 - 1128

21. Predicting true patterns of cognitive performance from noisy data

    • W. Todd Maddox
    • W. K. Estes

    Notes and Comment Pages: 1129 - 1135

22. Nominations for the Editorship ofPsychonomic Bulletin & Review

    EditorialNotes Pages: 1136 - 1136