1. Visual perception in a snapshot

   • Talis Bachmann
   • Mark Elliott
   • Dirk Vorberg

   Editorial 14 April 2006 Pages: 615 - 617

2. History of experimental psychology from an Estonian perspective

   • Jüri Allik

   Original Article 26 April 2006 Pages: 618 - 625

   

3. Visual attention and the mechanism of metacontrast

   • Odmar Neumann
   • Ingrid Scharlau

   Original Article 08 June 2006 Pages: 626 - 633

   

4. Different effects of the two types of spatial pre-cueing: what precisely is “attention” in Di Lollo’s and Enns’ substitution masking theory?

   • I. Luiga
   • T. Bachmann

   Original Article 27 April 2006 Pages: 634 - 640

   

5. Effect of colour pop-out on the recognition of letters in crowding conditions

   • Endel Põder

   Original Article 23 May 2006 Pages: 641 - 645

   

6. Task set determines the amount of crowding

   • Anke Huckauf

   Original Article 23 May 2006 Pages: 646 - 652

   

7. Long lasting effects of unmasking in a feature fusion paradigm

   • Michael H. Herzog
   • Frank Scharnowski
   • Frouke Hermens

   Original Article 26 April 2006 Pages: 653 - 658

   

8. Masking visual stimuli by transcranial magnetic stimulation

   • Thomas Kammer

   Original Article 27 April 2006 Pages: 659 - 666

   

9. Experiments on the Fehrer–Raab effect and the ‘Weather Station Model’ of visual backward masking

   • Odmar Neumann
   • Ingrid Scharlau

   Original Article 20 May 2006 Pages: 667 - 677

   

10. Perceptual latency priming: A measure of attentional facilitation

    • Ingrid Scharlau

    Original Article 26 April 2006 Pages: 678 - 686

11. The effects of subthreshold synchrony on the perception of simultaneity

    • Mark A. Elliott
    • Zhuanghua Shi
    • Fatma Sürer

    Original Article 14 April 2006 Pages: 687 - 693

    

12. Preceding stimulus awareness augments offset-evoked potentials: Evidence from motion-induced blindness

    • Werner Klotz
    • Ulrich Ansorge

    Original Article 26 April 2006 Pages: 694 - 702

    

13. Detection of motion onset and offset: reaction time and visual evoked potential analysis

    • Kairi Kreegipuu
    • Jüri Allik

    Original Article 25 April 2006 Pages: 703 - 708

    

14. Motion misperception caused by feedback connections: A neural model simulating the Fröhlich effect

    • Elena Carbone
    • Marc Pomplun

    Original Article 28 April 2006 Pages: 709 - 715