1. The visual perception of motion by observers with autism spectrum disorders: A review and synthesis

   • Martha D. Kaiser
   • Maggie Shiffrar

   Theoretical and review articles Pages: 761 - 777

2. Why does picture-plane inversion sometimes dissociate perception of features and spacing in faces, and sometimes not? Toward a new theory of holistic processing

   • Elinor McKone
   • Galit Yovel

   ReviewPaper Pages: 778 - 797

3. Psychological interpretation of the ex-Gaussian and shifted Wald parameters: A diffusion model analysis

   • Dora Matzke
   • Eric-Jan Wagenmakers

   ReviewPaper Pages: 798 - 817

4. Human four-dimensional spatial intuition in virtual reality

   • Michael S. Ambinder
   • Ranxiao Frances Wang
   • Peter Brinkmann

   Brief Reports Pages: 818 - 823

5. A dissociation between similarity effects in episodic face recognition

   • Andrew Heathcote
   • Emily Freeman
   • Beatrice Bora

   Brief Reports Pages: 824 - 831

6. A stereo disadvantage for recognizing rotated familiar objects

   • Achille Pasqualotto
   • William G. Hayward

   Brief Reports Pages: 832 - 838

7. Inhibition is picky: Shape difference is a necessary condition for attentional inhibition of irrelevant objects

   • Peter Wühr
   • Christian Frings

   Brief Reports Pages: 839 - 844

8. Auditory location negative priming: A case of feature mismatch

   • Susanne Mayr
   • Robert Hauke
   • Axel Buchner

   Brief Reports Pages: 845 - 849

9. Searching in the dark: Cognitive relevance drives attention in real-world scenes

   • John M. Henderson
   • George L. Malcolm
   • Charles Schandl

   Brief Reports Pages: 850 - 856

10. Tracking the train of thought from the laboratory into everyday life: An experience-sampling study of mind wandering across controlled and ecological contexts

    • Jennifer C. McVay
    • Michael J. Kane
    • Thomas R. Kwapil

    Brief Reports Pages: 857 - 863

11. The effects of perceptual load on semantic processing under inattention

    • Mika Koivisto
    • Antti Revonsuo

    Brief Reports Pages: 864 - 868

12. Looking for meaning: Eye movements are sensitive to overlapping semantic features, not association

    • Eiling Yee
    • Eve Overton
    • Sharon L. Thompson-Schill

    Brief Reports Pages: 869 - 874

13. Using puns to study contextual influences on lexical ambiguity resolution: Evidence from eye movements

    • Heather Sheridan
    • Eyal M. Reingold
    • Meredyth Daneman

    Brief Reports Pages: 875 - 881

14. Distributional analyses in auditory lexical decision: Neighborhood density and word-frequency effects

    • Winston D. Goh
    • Lidia Suárez
    • Seok Hui Tan

    Brief Reports Pages: 882 - 887

15. What are effective phonological units in Cantonese spoken word planning?

    • Andus Wing-Kuen Wong
    • Hsuan-Chih Chen

    Brief Reports Pages: 888 - 892

16. The role of executive function in perspective taking during online language comprehension

    • Sarah Brown-Schmidt

    Brief Reports Pages: 893 - 900

17. Does the truth interfere with our ability to deceive?

    • Magda Osman
    • Shelley Channon
    • Sian Fitzpatrick

    Brief Reports Pages: 901 - 906

18. A case for restricted-domain relational learning

    • Anthony A. Wright
    • Jeffrey S. Katz

    Brief Reports Pages: 907 - 913

19. Concepts are not represented by conscious imagery

    • Diane Pecher
    • Saskia van Dantzig
    • Hendrik N. J. Schifferstein

    Brief Reports Pages: 914 - 919

20. Five-year-olds’ beliefs about the discreteness of category boundaries for animals and artifacts

    • Marjorie Rhodes
    • Susan A. Gelman

    Brief Reports Pages: 920 - 924

21. Children’s higher order cognitive abilities and the development of secondary memory

    • Duneesha De Alwis
    • Joel Myerson
    • Sandra Hale

    Brief Reports Pages: 925 - 930

22. There’s more to the working memory capacity—fluid intelligence relationship than just secondary memory

    • Nash Unsworth
    • Gene A. Brewer
    • Gregory J. Spillers

    Brief Reports Pages: 931 - 937

23. Retrieval savings with nonidentical elements: The case of simple addition and subtraction

    • Jamie I. D. Campbell
    • Heather Agnew

    Brief Reports Pages: 938 - 944

24. Precise instructions determine participants’ memory search strategy in judgments of relative order in short lists

    • Michelle Chan
    • Bernhard Ross
    • Jeremy B. Caplan

    Brief Reports Pages: 945 - 951

25. Revelation effect in metamemory

    • Kymberly D. Young
    • Zehra F. Peynicioĝlu
    • Timothy J. Hohman

    Brief Reports Pages: 952 - 956

26. Navigating through abstract decision spaces: Evaluating the role of state generalization in a dynamic decision-making task

    • A. Ross Otto
    • Todd M. Gureckis
    • Bradley C. Love

    Brief Reports Pages: 957 - 963

27. Who is being deceived? The experimental demands of wearing a backpack

    • Frank H. Durgin
    • Jodie A. Baird
    • Scott Waymouth

    Brief Reports Pages: 964 - 969

28. Affordances matter in geographical slant perception

    • Dennis R. Proffitt

    Notes and Comment Pages: 970 - 972

29. Reply to Farrell and Lewandowsky: Recency—contiguity interactions predicted by the temporal context model

    • Marc W. Howard
    • Per B. Sederberg
    • Michael J. Kahana

    Notes and Comment Pages: 973 - 984

30. Erratum to: Individual differences on speeded cognitive tasks: Comment on Chen, Hale, and Myerson (2007)

    • Leite F. P.
    • Ratcliff R.
    • White C. N.

    Erratum Pages: 985 - 985

31. Erratum to: Extracommunicative functions of language: Verbal interference causes selective categorization impairments

    • Lupyan G.

    Erratum Pages: 986 - 986