1. Editor’s note

   • John T. Wixted

   EditorialNotes Pages: 1 - 1

2. Traps in the route to models of memory and decision

   • W. K. Estes

   Psychonomic Society Keynote Address Pages: 3 - 25

3. Stochastic catastrophe analysis of switches in the perception of apparent motion

   • Annemie Ploeger
   • Han L. J. Van Der Maas
   • Pascal A. I. Hartelman

   Theoretical and Review Articles Pages: 26 - 42

4. Extending the ALCOVE model of category learning to featural stimulus domains

   • Michael D. Lee
   • Daniel J. Navarro

   Theoretical and Review Articles Pages: 43 - 58

5. An endogenous distributed model of ordering in serial recall

   • Simon Farrell
   • Stephan Lewandowsky

   Theoretical and Review Articles Pages: 59 - 79

6. Inhibition of return in static and dynamic displays

   • Shawn E. Christ
   • Christina S. Mccrae
   • Richard A. Abrams

   Brief Reports Pages: 80 - 85

7. Residual costs in task switching: Testing the failure-to-engage hypothesis

   • Sander Nieuwenhuis
   • Stephen Monsell

   Brief Reports Pages: 86 - 92

8. SCiP 2002 call for papers

   Announcement Pages: 92 - 92

9. Inhibition of action rules

   • Ulrich Mayr

   Brief Reports Pages: 93 - 99

10. Subliminal words activate semantic categories (not automated motor responses)

    • Richard L. Abrams
    • Mark R. Klinger
    • Anthony G. Greenwald

    Brief Reports Pages: 100 - 106

11. Automatic stimulus-response associations may be semantically mediated

    • Bert Reynvoet
    • Bernie Caessens
    • Marc Brysbaert

    Brief Reports Pages: 107 - 112

12. Call for papersBRMIC special issue on eye movement research methods

    Announcement Pages: 112 - 112

13. Priming and interference effects can be dissociated in the Stroop task: New evidence in favor of the automaticity of word recognition

    • Andrés Catena
    • Luis J. Fuentes
    • Pío Tudela

    Brief Reports Pages: 113 - 118

14. The importance of irrelevant-dimension variability in the Stroop flanker task

    • Sharon Morein-Zamir
    • Avishai Henik
    • Idit Spitzer-Davidson

    Brief Reports Pages: 119 - 125

15. Syntactic priming in English sentence production: Categorical and latency evidence from an Internet-based study

    • Martin Corley
    • Christoph Scheepers

    Brief Reports Pages: 126 - 131

16. Conference announcement and call for papers touch, blindness, and neuroscience Madrid, Spain october 16–18, 2002

    Announcement Pages: 131 - 131

17. Morphology by itself in planning the production of spoken words

    • Ardi Roelofs
    • Harald Baayen

    Brief Reports Pages: 132 - 138

18. The effect of testing procedure on remember-know judgments

    • Laura L. Eldridge
    • Stacey Sarfatti
    • Barbara J. Knowlton

    Brief Reports Pages: 139 - 145

19. Vantage point in episodic memory

    • Heather K. Mcisaac
    • Eric Eich

    Brief Reports Pages: 146 - 150

20. A basis for bias in geographical judgments

    • Alinda Friedman
    • Norman R. Brown
    • Aaron P. Mcgaffey

    Brief Reports Pages: 151 - 159

21. Rule-based extrapolation in perceptual categorization

    • Michael A. Erickson
    • John K. Kruschke

    Brief Reports Pages: 160 - 168

22. Single-system models and interference in category learning: Commentary on Waldron and Ashby (2001)

    • Robert M. Nosofsky
    • John K. Kruschke

    Notes and Comment Pages: 169 - 174

23. Single versus multiple systems of category learning: Reply to Nosofsky and Kruschke (2002)

    • F. Gregory Ashby
    • Shawn W. Ell

    Notes and Comment Pages: 175 - 180