1. Editorial

   • Jeremy M. Wolfe

   EditorialNotes Pages: 431 - 431

2. News from the rield

   News Pages: 433 - 434

3. The history of dipper functions

   • Joshua A. Solomon

   Tutorial Review Pages: 435 - 443

4. Stimulus exposure and gaze bias: A further test of the gaze cascade model

   • Mackenzie G. Glaholt
   • Eyal M. Reingold

   Brief Reports Pages: 445 - 450

5. Knowledge alters visual contrast sensitivity

   • Stephan de la Rosa
   • Michael Gordon
   • Bruce A. Schneider

   Research Articles Pages: 451 - 462

6. Lightness constancy: Ratio invariance and luminance profile

   • Alessandro Soranzo
   • Alessandra Galmonte
   • Tiziano Agostini

   Research Articles Pages: 463 - 470

7. “2 x 3” primes naming “6”: Evidence from masked priming

   • Javier García-Orza
   • Jesús Damas-López
   • José Miguel Rod ríguez

   Research Articles Pages: 471 - 480

8. Tactile perception of thermal diffusivity

   • Wouter M. Bergmann Tiest
   • Astrid M. L. Kappers

   Research Articles 28 December 2010 Pages: 481 - 489

9. Integration of multiple views of scenes

   • Monica S. Castelhano
   • Alexander Pollatsek
   • Keith Rayner

   Research Articles Pages: 490 - 502

10. On the minimization of task switch costs following long-term training

    • Marian E. Berryhill
    • Howard C. Hughes

    Research Articles Pages: 503 - 514

11. Optic variables used to judge future ball arrival position in expert and novice soccer players

    • Cathy M. Craig
    • Cédric Goulon
    • Reinoud J. Bootsma

    Research Articles Pages: 515 - 522

12. Amelioration of axis-aligned motion bias for active versus stationary judgments of bilaterally symmetric moving shapes’ final destinations

    • Igor Dolgov
    • David A. Birchfield
    • Christopher G. Todd

    Research Articles Pages: 523 - 529

13. Context influences holistic processing of nonface objects in the composite task

    • Jennifer J. Richler
    • Cindy M. Bukach
    • Isabel Gauthier

    Research Articles Pages: 530 - 540

14. Even in correctable search, some types of rare targets are frequently missed

    • Michael J. Van Wert
    • Todd S. Horowitz
    • Jeremy M. Wolfe

    Research Articles Pages: 541 - 553

15. A new look at novelty effects: Guiding search away from old distractors

    • Hyejin Yang
    • Xin Chen
    • Gregory J. Zelinsky

    Research Articles Pages: 554 - 564

16. Focused spatial attention is independent of rapid resumption of an interrupted search

    • Alejandro Lleras
    • James T. Enns

    Research Articles Pages: 565 - 577

17. Illusory temporal order for stimuli at different depth positions

    • Makoto Ichikawa

    Research Articles Pages: 578 - 593

18. Processing of natural images is feedforward: A simple behavioral test

    • Thomas Schmidt
    • Filipp Schmidt

    Research Articles Pages: 594 - 606

19. The importance of semantics in auditory representations

    • Melissa K. Gregg
    • Arthur G. Samuel

    Research Articles Pages: 607 - 619

20. Inhibition of saccadic eye movements to locations in spatial working memory

    • Artem V. Belopolsky
    • Jan Theeuwes

    Research Articles Pages: 620 - 631

21. Color appearance: Properties of the uniform appearance diagram derived from hue and saturation scaling

    • Israel Abramov
    • James Gordon
    • Hoover Chan

    Research Articles Pages: 632 - 643

22. Development of size constancy in children: A test of the metacognitive theory

    • Carl E. Granrud

    Research Articles Pages: 644 - 654

23. The danger of trial-by-trial knowledge of results in perceptual averaging studies

    • Ben Bauer

    Research Articles Pages: 655 - 665

24. Erratum to: Spatial attention does improve temporal discrimination

    • Chica A. B.
    • Christie J.

    Erratum Pages: 666 - 666