1. Layer and framework theories of lightness

   • Alessandro Soranzo
   • Alan Gilchrist

   Tutorial Review Open access 01 May 2019 Pages: 1179 - 1188

   

2. A note on detecting statistical outliers in psychophysical data

   • Pete R. Jones

   Tutorial Review Open access 14 May 2019 Pages: 1189 - 1196

   

3. An eye-movement exploration into return-sweep targeting during reading

   • Timothy J. Slattery
   • Martin R. Vasilev

   Short Report Open access 04 June 2019 Pages: 1197 - 1203

   

4. Simple random-interval generation reveals the irresistibly periodic structure of perceived time

   • J. Eric T. Taylor
   • Jessica A. Grahn

   Short Report 28 May 2019 Pages: 1204 - 1208

   

5. On the roles of central and peripheral vision in the extraction of material and form from a scene

   • Raymond M. Klein
   • Mathew Reichertz
   • Bryan Maycock

   Short Report 15 April 2019 Pages: 1209 - 1219

   

6. Categorization training changes the visual representation of face identity

   • Fabian A. Soto

   Short Report 31 May 2019 Pages: 1220 - 1227

   

7. Stop stereotyping

   • Johanna K. Falbén
   • Juliana L. Olivier
   • C. Neil Macrae

   Short Report 20 May 2019 Pages: 1228 - 1235

8. The role of eye movements in manual responses to social and nonsocial cues

   • Claudia Bonmassar
   • Francesco Pavani
   • Wieske van Zoest

   OriginalPaper 08 February 2019 Pages: 1236 - 1252

   

9. Distinct prioritization of visual working memory representations for search and for recall

   • Blaire Dube
   • Naseem Al-Aidroos

   OriginalPaper 14 January 2019 Pages: 1253 - 1261

   

10. Testing a priming account of the contingent-capture effect

    • Tobias Schoeberl
    • Florian Goller
    • Ulrich Ansorge

    OriginalPaper 28 February 2019 Pages: 1262 - 1282

    

11. Exploring the effect of context and expertise on attention: is attention shifted by information in medical images?

    • Ann J. Carrigan
    • Kim M. Curby
    • Anina N. Rich

    OriginalPaper Open access 01 March 2019 Pages: 1283 - 1296

    

12. Detection measures for visual inspection of X-ray images of passenger baggage

    • Yanik Sterchi
    • Nicole Hättenschwiler
    • Adrian Schwaninger

    OriginalPaper Open access 25 January 2019 Pages: 1297 - 1311

    

13. Goal-directed unequal attention allocation during multiple object tracking

    • Emily M. Crowe
    • Christina J. Howard
    • Christopher Kent

    OriginalPaper Open access 13 February 2019 Pages: 1312 - 1326

    

14. Task-irrelevant optic flow guides attention in visual search

    • Yoko Higuchi
    • Satoshi Inoue
    • Takatsune Kumada

    OriginalPaper 25 January 2019 Pages: 1327 - 1345

    

15. Neural correlates of goal-directed enhancement and suppression of visual stimuli in the absence of conscious perception

    • Susan L. Travis
    • Paul E. Dux
    • Jason B. Mattingley

    OriginalPaper 30 October 2018 Pages: 1346 - 1364

    

16. Correction to: Neural correlates of goal-directed enhancement and suppression of visual stimuli in the absence of conscious perception

    • Susan L. Travis
    • Paul E. Dux
    • Jason B. Mattingley

    Correction Open access 17 December 2018 Pages: 1365 - 1365

17. Object-based biased competition during covert spatial orienting

    • Miranda Scolari
    • Edward Awh

    OriginalPaper 25 January 2019 Pages: 1366 - 1385

    

18. Boundary conditions for the influence of spatial proximity on context-specific attentional settings

    • Nathaniel T. Diede
    • Julie M. Bugg

    OriginalPaper 19 February 2019 Pages: 1386 - 1404

    

19. Spatial suppression due to statistical regularities is driven by distractor suppression not by target activation

    • Michel Failing
    • Benchi Wang
    • Jan Theeuwes

    OriginalPaper Open access 13 March 2019 Pages: 1405 - 1414

    

20. Uncertainty as a determinant of attentional control settings

    • Hanshin Kim
    • Bo Youn Park
    • Yang Seok Cho

    OriginalPaper 07 February 2019 Pages: 1415 - 1425

    

21. Positive and negative priming differences between short-term and long-term identity coding of word-specific attentional priorities

    • Kristin S. McLennan
    • Ewald Neumann
    • Paul N. Russell

    OriginalPaper 14 January 2019 Pages: 1426 - 1441

    

22. Spill the load: Mixed evidence for a foveal load effect, reliable evidence for a spillover effect in eye-movement control during reading

    • Eva Findelsberger
    • Florian Hutzler
    • Stefan Hawelka

    OriginalPaper Open access 04 March 2019 Pages: 1442 - 1453

    

23. Visual salience, not the graspable part of a pictured eating utensil, grabs attention

    • Aiping Xiong
    • Robert W. Proctor
    • Howard N. Zelaznik

    OriginalPaper 13 February 2019 Pages: 1454 - 1463

    

24. Action scheduling in multitasking: A multi-phase framework of response-order control

    • Aleks Pieczykolan
    • Lynn Huestegge

    OriginalPaper 15 January 2019 Pages: 1464 - 1487

    

25. Where is your head? Perception of relative position of the head on a wielded object

    • Jeffrey B. Wagman
    • Takahiro Higuchi

    OriginalPaper 14 March 2019 Pages: 1488 - 1499

    

26. Colours + Numbers differs from colours of numbers: cognitive and visual illusions in grapheme-colour synaesthesia

    • Mariagrazia Ranzini
    • Luisa Girelli

    OriginalPaper 08 March 2019 Pages: 1500 - 1511

    

27. The second number-estimation elbow: Are visual numbers greater than 20 evaluated differently?

    • Makayla Portley
    • Frank H. Durgin

    OriginalPaper 02 July 2019 Pages: 1512 - 1521

    

28. Voluntary control of illusory contour formation

    • William J. Harrison
    • Reuben Rideaux

    OriginalPaper 13 February 2019 Pages: 1522 - 1531

    

29. Can we perceive two colors at the same time? A direct test of Huang and Pashler’s (2007) Boolean map theory of visual attention

    • Daniel Fitousi

    OriginalPaper 25 January 2019 Pages: 1532 - 1550

    

30. The role of location in visual feature binding

    • Oscar Kovacs
    • Irina M. Harris

    OriginalPaper 28 January 2019 Pages: 1551 - 1563

    

31. Perception of multi-dimensional regularities is driven by salience

    • Ru Qi Yu
    • Yu Luo
    • Jiaying Zhao

    OriginalPaper 06 February 2019 Pages: 1564 - 1578

    

32. The effect of luminance values of the edge between regions on figure-ground perception

    • Yukyu Araragi
    • Yu Sugimoto

    OriginalPaper 26 February 2019 Pages: 1579 - 1588

    

33. Surface diagnosticity predicts the high-level representation of regular and irregular object shape in human vision

    • Irene Reppa
    • E. Charles Leek

    OriginalPaper Open access 12 March 2019 Pages: 1589 - 1608

    

34. Lightness/pitch and elevation/pitch crossmodal correspondences are low-level sensory effects

    • Mick Zeljko
    • Ada Kritikos
    • Philip M Grove

    OriginalPaper 29 January 2019 Pages: 1609 - 1623

    

35. Simultaneous dichotic loudness balance (SDLB): Why loudness “fatigues” with two ears but not with one

    • Lance Nizami

    OriginalPaper 06 March 2019 Pages: 1624 - 1653

    

36. Gradient and categorical patterns of spoken-word recognition and processing of phonetic details

    • Félix Desmeules-Trudel
    • Tania S. Zamuner

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2019 Pages: 1654 - 1672

    

37. Correction to: Gradient and categorical patterns of spoken-word recognition and processing of phonetic details

    • Félix Desmeules-Trudel
    • Tania S. Zamuner

    Correction 29 March 2019 Pages: 1673 - 1674

38. Talker-familiarity benefit in non-native recognition memory and word identification: The role of listening conditions and proficiency

    • Polina Drozdova
    • Roeland van Hout
    • Odette Scharenborg

    OriginalPaper 04 March 2019 Pages: 1675 - 1697

    

39. Canal–otolith interactions alter the perception of self-motion direction

    • Gianluca Macauda
    • Andrew W. Ellis
    • Fred W. Mast

    OriginalPaper 14 March 2019 Pages: 1698 - 1714

    

40. Tactile motion biases visual motion perception in binocular rivalry

    • Marlene Hense
    • Stephanie Badde
    • Brigitte Röder

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2019 Pages: 1715 - 1724

    

41. Too much model, too little data: How a maximum-likelihood fit of a psychometric function may fail, and how to detect and avoid this

    • Nicolaas Prins

    OriginalPaper 15 March 2019 Pages: 1725 - 1739

    

42. Correction to: Meaning guides attention during scene viewing, even when it is irrelevant

    • Candace E. Peacock
    • Taylor R. Hayes
    • John M. Henderson

    Correction 18 March 2019 Pages: 1740 - 1740

43. Correction to: Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, Volume 81, Number 1, January 2019

    • Springer US, New York

    Correction 21 February 2019 Pages: 1741 - 1741