1. Beyond statistical inference: A decision theory for science

   • Peter R. Kileen

   Theoretical and Review Articles Pages: 549 - 562

2. Grounding the figure: Surface attachment influences figure-ground organization

   • Shaun P. Vecera
   • Stephen E. Palmer

   Brief Reports Pages: 563 - 569

3. The effect of novel distractors on performance in focused attention tasks: A cognitive-psychophysiological approach

   • Nurit Gronau
   • Einat Sequerra
   • Gershon Ben-Shakhar

   Brief Reports Pages: 570 - 575

4. Color singleton pop-out does not always poop out: An alternative to visual search

   • William Prinzmetal
   • Nadia Taylor

   Brief Reports Pages: 576 - 580

5. Feature bindings endure without attention: Evidence from an explicit recall task

   • Daniel A. Gajewski
   • James R. Brockmole

   Brief Reports 28 December 2010 Pages: 581 - 587

6. Change blindness and the primacy of object appearance

   • Geoff G. Cole
   • Simon P. Liversedge

   Brief Reports Pages: 588 - 593

7. Two noncontiguous locations can be attended concurrently: Evidence from the attentional blink

   • Jun-ichiro Kawahara
   • Yuki Yamada

   Brief Reports Pages: 594 - 599

8. Task-irrelevant visual motion and flicker attenuate the attentional blink

   • Isabel Arend
   • Stephen Johnston
   • Kimron Shapiro

   Brief Reports Pages: 600 - 607

9. Spatial working memory and inhibition of return

   • Jan Theeuwes
   • Stefan Van der Stigchel
   • Christian N. L. Olivers

   Brief Reports Pages: 608 - 613

10. Mental rubbernecking to negative information depends on task context

    • Marcia K. Johnson
    • Karen J. Mitchell
    • Charles A. Sanislow

    Brief Reports Pages: 614 - 618

11. Distraction as a determinant of processing speed

    • Cindy Lustig
    • Lynn Hasher
    • Simon T. Tonev

    Brief Reports Pages: 619 - 625

12. Aging and individual differences in rapid two-choice decisions

    • Roger Ratcliff
    • Anjali Thapar
    • Gail McKoon

    Brief Reports Pages: 626 - 635

13. Cross-domain transfer of quantitative discriminations: Is it all a matter of proportion?

    • Fuat Balci
    • Charles R. Gallistel

    Brief Reports Pages: 636 - 642

14. Attention modulates the learning of multiple contingencies

    • Lee A. Rowland
    • David R. Shanks

    Brief Reports Pages: 643 - 648

15. Visual noise reveals category representations

    • Jason M. Gold
    • Andrew L. Cohen
    • Richard Shiffrin

    Brief Reports Pages: 649 - 655

16. Perceptual learning in contrast detection: presence and cost of shifts in response criteria

    • Michael J. Wenger
    • Christoph Rasche

    Brief Reports Pages: 656 - 661

17. Extinction of conditioned inhibition through nonreinforced presentation of the inhibitor

    • Klaus G. Melchers
    • Susann Wolff
    • Harald Lachnit

    Brief Reports Pages: 662 - 667

18. Additive and interactive effects of word frequency and masked repetition in the lexical decision task

    • Sachiko Kinoshita

    Brief Reports Pages: 668 - 673

19. On the time course of letter perception: A masked priming ERP investigation

    • Jean-Philippe Petit
    • Katherine J. Midgley
    • Jonathan Grainger

    Brief Reports Pages: 674 - 681

20. Interpreting spatial terms involves simulating interactions

    • Laura Carlson
    • Ryan Kenny

    Brief Reports Pages: 682 - 688

21. Humans’ folk physics is not enough to explain variations in their tool-using behavior

    • Francisco J. Silva
    • Kathleen M. Silva

    Brief Reports Pages: 689 - 693

22. Expertise and its embodiment: Examining the impact of sensorimotor skill expertise on the representation of action-related text

    • Lauren E. Holt
    • Sian L. Beilock

    Brief Reports Pages: 694 - 701

23. An event-based account of coordination stability

    • Rebecca M. C. Spencer
    • Andras Semjen
    • Richard B. Ivry

    Brief Reports Pages: 702 - 710

24. The planning and execution of short auditory sequences

    • Peter E. Keller
    • Iring Koch

    Brief Reports Pages: 711 - 716

25. Evidence for time-based models of free recall

    • Gordon D. A. Brown
    • Caroline Morin
    • Stephan Lewandowsky

    Brief Reports Pages: 717 - 723

26. Word frequency and the mixed-list paradox in immediate and delayed serial recall

    • Caroline Morin
    • Marie Poirier
    • Charles Hulme

    Brief Reports Pages: 724 - 729

27. The influence of an external symbol system on number parity representation, or What’s odd about 6?

    • Wiebke Iversen
    • Hans-Christoph Nuerk
    • Klaus Willmes

    Brief Reports Pages: 730 - 736

28. 1/f noise in human cognition: Is it ubiquitous, and what does it mean?

    • Simon Farrell
    • Eric-Jan Wagenmakers
    • Roger Ratcliff

    Notes and Comment Pages: 737 - 741

29. Erratum to: The motor theory of speech perception reviewed

    • Galantucci B.
    • Fowler C. A.
    • Turvey M. T.

    Erratum Pages: 742 - 742