1. An introduction to Bayesian hierarchical models with an application in the theory of signal detection

   • Jeffrey N. Rouder
   • Jun Lu

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 573 - 604

2. Modeling individual differences in cognition

   • Michael D. Lee
   • Michael R. Webb

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 605 - 621

3. Basic processes in reading: A critical review of pseudohomophone effects in reading aloud and a new computational account

   • Michael Reynolds
   • Derek Besner

   Theoretical And Review Articles Pages: 622 - 646

4. The time it takes to switch attention

   • Gordon D. Logan

   Brief Reports Pages: 647 - 653

5. Attentional rubbernecking: Cognitive control and personality in emotion-induced blindness

   • Steven B. Most
   • Marvin M. Chun
   • David H. Zald

   Brief Reports Pages: 654 - 661

6. Attention capture is modulated in dual-task situations

   • Walter R. Boot
   • James R. Brockmole
   • Daniel J. Simons

   Brief Reports Pages: 662 - 668

7. The role of working memory in attentional capture

   • Nilli Lavie
   • Jan De Fockert

   Brief Reports Pages: 669 - 674

8. The role of working memory in spatial enumeration: Patterns of selective interference in subitizing and counting

   • Lana M. Trick

   Brief Reports Pages: 675 - 681

9. Response-response compatibility during bimanual movements: Evidence for the conceptual coding of action

   • Eliot Hazeltine

   Brief Reports Pages: 682 - 688

10. Notional number agreement in English

    • Karin R. Humphreys
    • Kathryn Bock

    Brief Reports Pages: 689 - 695

11. Resistance is futile: The unwitting insertion of analogical inferences in memory

    • David A. Perrott
    • Dedre Genter
    • Galen V. Bodenhausen

    Brief Reports Pages: 696 - 702

12. Using context to build semantics

    • Peter J. Kwantes

    Brief Reports Pages: 703 - 710

13. What is preexisting strength? Predicting free association probabilities, similarity ratings, and cued recall probabilities

    • Douglas L. Nelson
    • Gunvor M. Dyrdal
    • Leilani B. Goodmon

    Brief Reports Pages: 711 - 719

14. Revisiting the role of recollection in item versus forced-choice recognition memory

    • Gabriel I. Cook
    • Richard L. Marsh
    • Jason L. Hicks

    Brief Reports Pages: 720 - 725

15. Speeded retrieval abolishes the false-memory suppression effect: Evidence for the distinctiveness heuristic

    • Chad S. Dodson
    • Amanda C. G. Hege

    Brief Reports Pages: 726 - 731

16. Integrated versus segregated accounting and the magnitude effect in temporal discounting

    • Randolph C. Grace
    • Anthony P. McLean

    Brief Reports Pages: 732 - 739

17. A psychometric approach to intuitive physics

    • Cedar Riener
    • Dennis R. Proffitt
    • Timothy Salthouse

    Brief Reports Pages: 740 - 745

18. The Wall inside the brain: Overestimation of distances crossing the former Iron Curtain

    • Claus-Christian Carbon
    • Helmut Leder

    Brief Reports Pages: 746 - 750

19. Is size perception based on monocular distance cues computed automatically?

    • Liat Goldfarb
    • Joseph Tzelgov

    Brief Reports Pages: 751 - 754

20. Hemispheric asymmetry in temporal resolution: Contribution of the magnocellular pathway

    • Matia Okubo
    • Michael E. R. Nicholls

    Brief Reports Pages: 755 - 759

21. The role of contextual cues in the haptic perception of orientations and the oblique effect

    • Marion Luyat
    • Christine Moroni
    • Edouard Gentaz

    Brief Reports Pages: 760 - 766

22. Erratum to: Sparkling at the end of the tongue: The etiology of tip-of-the-tongue phenomenology

    • B. L. Schwartz

    Erratum Pages: 767 - 767