Guest editorial
Motion perception in the ageing visual system: Minimum motion, motion coherence, and speed discrimination thresholds 9 – 24
Robert J Snowden, Emma Kavanagh
Ames’s window in proprioception 25 – 30
Nicola Bruno, Alessandro Dell'Anna, Alessandra Jacomuzzi
Perceiving surfaces in depth beyond the fusion limit of their elements 31 – 39
Hwan S Lee, Allan C Dobbins
Spatial-frequency thresholds for object categorisation at basic and subordinate levels 41 – 52
Charles A Collin
Chromaticity, spatial complexity, and self-motion perception 53 – 64
Frederick Bonato, Andrea Bubka
Evidence for a role of action in colour perception 65 – 78
Aline Bompas, J Kevin O’Regan
Infants’ discrimination of faces by using biological motion cues 79 – 89
Janine Spencer, Justin O’Brien, Alan Johnston, Harold Hill
Colours in black and white: The depiction of lightness and brightness in achromatic engravings before the invention of photography 91 – 100
Daniele Zavagno, Manfredo Massironi
The accuracy of memory for faces of personally known individuals 101 – 106
Serge Brédart, Christel Devue
Effects of visual deprivation on space representation: Immediate and delayed pointing toward memorised proprioceptive targets 107 – 124
Florence Gaunet, Yves Rossetti
Tactile pattern discrimination at adjacent locations along the proximal – distal axis of the index finger 125 – 136
David T Horner
Last but not least
Editorial
Disparity and shading cues cooperate for surface interpolation 145 – 155
Quoc C Vuong, Fulvio Domini, Corrado Caudek
Plaid motion rivalry: Correlates with binocular rivalry and positive mood state 157 – 169
Bonita M Sheppard, John D Pettigrew
An effect of luminance contrast on high-spatial-frequency tritanopia 171 – 184
Alexander D Logvinenko, Sara J Hutchinson
Does perceptual belongingness affect lightness constancy? 185 – 192
Alessandro Soranzo, Tiziano Agostini
Effects of endogenous spatial attention on the detection and discrimination of spatial frequencies 193 – 200
Narayanan Srinivasan, James M Brown
Testing the tilt-constancy theory of visual illusions 201 – 213
Peter Wenderoth, Darren Burke
The perception of moving subjective contours by 4-month-old infants 215 – 227
Michael Kavšek, Albert Yonas
Aesthetic phenomena as supernormal stimuli: The case of eye, lip, and lower-face size and roundness in artistic portraits 229 – 246
Marco Costa, Leonardo Corazza
Numerosity judgments for tactile stimuli distributed over the body surface 247 – 266
Alberto Gallace, Hong Z Tan, Charles Spence
The perception of tempo in music 267 – 280
Sandra Quinn, Roger Watt
Last but not least
Reviews 285 – 287
De-Wit on Noë: Action in perception
Editorial
Testing the coplanar ratio hypothesis of lightness perception 291 – 301
Piers D L Howe
The control of fixation duration in visual search 303 – 315
Harold H Greene
Perceiving patterns of play in dynamic sport tasks: Investigating the essential information underlying skilled performance 317 – 332
A Mark Williams, Nicola J Hodges, Jamie S North, Gabor Barton
Does the use of natural stimuli facilitate amodal completion in pigeons? 333 – 349
Ulrike Aust, Ludwig Huber
Visual motion interferes with tactile motion perception 351 – 367
James C Craig
Are people with high and low mental rotation abilities differently susceptible to the alignment effect? 369 – 383
Francesca Pazzaglia, Rossana De Beni
Perceiving causality after the fact: Postdiction in the temporal dynamics of causal perception 385 – 399
Hoon Choi, Brian J Scholl
Orientation misperceptions induced by contrast polarity: Comment on “Contrast polarities determine the direction of Café Wall tilts” by Akiyoshi Kitaoka, Baingio Pinna, and Gavin Brelstaff (2004) 401 – 409
Sergio Roncato
Last but not least
Reviews 429 – 430
Lotto on Prete (Ed.): Complex worlds from simpler nervous systems
Editorial
Lightness and perceptual transparency 433 – 443
Marc K Albert
Simultaneous lightness contrast on plain and articulated surrounds 445 – 452
Paola Bressan, Rossana Actis-Grosso
Visual transients reveal the veridical position of a moving object 453 – 460
Ryota Kanai, Frans A J Verstraten
Spatial dependence of color assimilation by the watercolor effect 461 – 468
Frédéric Devinck, Peter B Delahunt, Joseph L Hardy, Lothar Spillmann, John S Werner
‘Squaring’ is better at predicting plaid motion than the vector average or intersection of constraints 469 – 481
Linda Bowns
Grouping and trajectory storage in multiple object tracking: Impairments due to common item motions 483 – 495
Mutsumi Suganuma, Kazuhiko Yokosawa
Structural similarity and spatiotemporal noise effects on learning dynamic novel objects 497 – 510
Quoc C Vuong, Michael J Tarr
An investigation of perceptual and decisional influences on the perception of hierarchical forms 511 – 529
Angelina M Copeland, Michael J Wenger
Configural information in gender categorisation 531 – 540
Jean-Yves Baudouin, Glyn W Humphreys
Font tuning associated with expertise in letter perception 541 – 559
Isabel Gauthier, Alan C-N Wong, William G Hayward, Olivia S Cheung
Large sex difference in adolescents on a timed line judgment task: Attentional contributors and task relationship to mathematics 561 – 572
Marcia L Collaer, Erica M Hill
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Guest editorial
Binocular rivalry and surface-boundary processing 581 – 603
Teng Leng Ooi, Zijiang J He
Perceptual space in the dark affected by the intrinsic bias of the visual system 605 – 624
Teng Leng Ooi, Bing Wu, Zijiang J He
Perception of illumination direction in images of 3-D convex objects: Influence of surface materials and light fields 625 – 645
Byung-Geun Khang, Jan J Koenderink, Astrid M L Kappers
The development of sensitivity to biological motion in noise 647 – 657
Alejo Freire, Terri L Lewis, Daphne Maurer, Randolph Blake
Simulating the ‘other-race’ effect with autoassociative neural networks: further evidence in favor of the face-space model 659 – 670
Roberto Caldara, Hervé Abdi
Visual search for size-defined target objects is modulated by the Ebbinghaus apparent-size illusion: Facilitatory and inhibitory effects of the context objects 671 – 700
Hermann J Müller, Astrid Busch
The glare effect does not give rise to a longer-lasting afterimage 701 – 707
Hongjing Lu, Daniele Zavagno, Zili Liu
Reversing how to think about ambiguous figure reversals: Spontaneous alternating by uninformed observers 709 – 715
Stephen R Mitroff, David M Sobel, Alison Gopnik
Last but not least
Guest editorial
Effects of surface markings on judgments of motion direction 723 – 748
Nadejda Bocheva, Myron L Braunstein
Is pigmentation important for face recognition? Evidence from contrast negation 749 – 759
Richard Russell, Pawan Sinha, Irving Biederman, Marissa Nederhouser
Learning the moves: The effect of familiarity and facial motion on person recognition across large changes in viewing format 761 – 773
Dana A Roark, Alice J O’Toole, Hervé Abdi, Susan E Barrett
Dancing shapes: A comparison of luminance-induced distortions 775 – 798
Rob van Lier, Árpád Csathó
Configurational coincidence among six phenomena: A comment on van Lier and Csathó (2006) 799 – 806
Akiyoshi Kitaoka
The evolution of explanations of a perceptual phenomenon: A case history using the Ternus effect 807 – 821
J Timothy Petersik, Curran M Rice
An information theory analysis of visual complexity and dissimilarity 823 – 835
Don C Donderi
Savant-like numerosity skills revealed in normal people by magnetic pulses 837 – 845
Allan Snyder, Homayoun Bahramali, Tobias Hawker, D John Mitchell
Foreshortening, convergence and drawings from a blind adult 847 – 851
John M Kennedy, Igor Juricevic
Last but not least
Reviews 859 – 860
Ellison on Itti, rees, Tsotsos Neurobiology of attention
Guest editorial
Surface assignment modulates object formation for visual short-term memory 865 – 881
Árni Kristjánsson
Who owns the contour of a visual hole? 883 – 894
Marco Bertamini
Active steering along corrugated surfaces 895 – 909
Nam-Gyoon Kim
Self recognition versus recognition of others by biological motion: Viewpoint-dependent effects 911 – 920
Daniel Jokisch, Irene Daum, Nikolaus F Troje
A haptic face-inversion effect 921 – 931
Andrea R Kilgour, Susan J Lederman
Dependence of illusory motion on directional consistency in oblique components 933 – 946
Makoto Ichikawa, Yuko Masakura, Kohkichi Munechika
Spatiotemporal balance in competing apparent motion is not predicted from the strength of the single-motion percept 947 – 957
Kazuhiro Sakamoto, Takayuki Sugiura, Toshihiko Kaku, Toru Onizawa, Masafumi Yano
Background stripes affect apparent speed of rotation 959 – 964
Stuart Anstis, Hiroyuki Ito, Patrick Cavanagh
Can subthreshold summation be observed with the Ehrenstein illusion? 965 – 981
Véronique Salvano-Pardieu, Brian Wink, Alain Taliercio, Ken Manktelow, Thomas Meigen
Domestic chicks perceive stereokinetic illusions 983 – 992
Elena Clara, Lucia Regolin, Mario Zanforlin, Giorgio Vallortigara
Last but not least
Reviews 999 – 1002
Gregory on Kitaoka: Trick eyes: Magical illusions that will activate the brain
Kristjánsson on Gordon: Theories of visual perception
Guest editorial
Effects of motion parallax and perspective cues on perceived size and distance 1007 – 1023
Junko Tozawa, Tadasu Oyama
Synaesthesia: The prevalence of atypical cross-modal experiences 1024 – 1033
Julia Simner, Catherine Mulvenna, Noam Sagiv, Elias Tsakanikos, Sarah A Witherby, Christine Fraser, Kirsten Scott, Jamie Ward
Direct evidence for the existence of energy-based texture mechanisms 1035 – 1046
Nicolaas Prins, Frederick A A Kingdom
Visual form-processing deficits in autism 1047 – 1055
Janine V Spencer, Justin M D O’Brien
Units of visual individuation in rhesus macaques: objects or unbound features? 1057 – 1071
Erik W Cheries, George E Newman, Laurie R Santos, Brian J Scholl
The role of part structure in the perceptual localization of a shape 1073 – 1087
Kristina Denisova, Manish Singh, Eileen Kowler
Information processing during face recognition: The effects of familiarity, inversion, and morphing on scanning fixations 1089 – 1105
Jason J S Barton, Nathan Radcliffe, Mariya V Cherkasova, Jay Edelman, James M Intriligator
Featural and configural face processing in adults and infants: A behavioral and electrophysiological investigation 1107 – 1128
Lisa S Scott, Charles A Nelson
Females, but not males, show greater pupillary response to direct- than deviated-gaze faces 1129 – 1136
Gillian Porter, Bruce M Hood, Tom Troscianko, C Neil Macrae
Perception of elliptic biological motion 1137 – 1147
Christel Bidet-Ildei, Jean-Pierre Orliaguet, Alexander N Sokolov, Marina Pavlova
Reviews 1149 – 1152
Baddeley on Underwood (Ed.): Cognitive processes in eye guidance
Hill on Li, Jain (Eds): Handbook of face recognition
Editorial
The time course of visual afterimages: Data and theory 1155 – 1170
Joshua Wede, Gregory Francis
The influence of depth segmentation on colour constancy 1171 – 1184
Annette Werner
Lightness of an object under two illumination levels 1185 – 1201
Sunčica Zdravković, Elias Economou, Alan Gilchrist
Determinants of perceived surface transparency in two-dimensional achromatic textured patterns 1203 – 1218
Karin Petrini, Osvaldo Da Pos
Stereo motion transparency processing implements an ecological smoothness constraint 1219 – 1232
Finnegan J Calabro, Lucia M Vaina
Alignment effect: primary – secondary learning and cognitive styles 1233 – 1249
Raffaella Nori, Sonia Grandicelli, Fiorella Giusberti
Development of modal and amodal completion in infants 1251 – 1264
Yumiko Otsuka, So Kanazawa, Masami K Yamaguchi
Errors in judging information about reflections in mirrors 1265 – 1288
Rebecca Lawson, Marco Bertamini
Last but not least
Editorial
2-D tilt and 3-D slant illusions in perception and action tasks 1297 – 1305
Paul B Hibbard, Mark F Bradshaw
Oppel – Kundt illusion in three-dimensional space 1307 – 1314
Jan B Deręgowski, P McGeorge
Central visual persistences: II. Effects of hand and head rotations 1315 – 1329
David Ingle
Material – illumination ambiguities and the perception of solid objects 1331 – 1350
Sylvia C Pont, Susan F te Pas
Distinct patterns of viewpoint-dependent BOLD activity during common-object recognition and mental rotation 1351 – 1366
Kevin D Wilson, Martha J Farah
Repetition priming and recognition of dynamic and static chimeras 1367 – 1382
Leslie L Steede, Graham J Hole
Aging and the visual, haptic, and cross-modal perception of natural object shape 1383 – 1395
J Farley Norman, Charles E Crabtree, Hideko F Norman, Brandon K Moncrief, Molly Herrmann, Noah Kapley
Viewpoint and orientation influence picture recognition in the blind 1397 – 1420
Morton A Heller, John M Kennedy, Ashley Clark, Melissa McCarthy, Amber Borgert, Lindsay Wemple, Erin Fulkerson, Nicole Kaffel, Amy Duncan, Tara Riddle
Liquid-specific stimulus properties can be used for haptic perception of the amount of liquid in a vessel put in motion 1421 – 1432
Gunnar Jansson, Peter Juslin, Leo Poom
Last but not least
Editorial
Incomplete figure perception and invisible masking 1441 – 1457
Valery Chikhman, Yuri Shelepin, Nigel Foreman, Aleksey Merkuljev, Sergey Pronin
Effects of image background on spatial-frequency thresholds for face recognition 1459 – 1472
Charles A Collin, Luisa Wang, Byron O’Byrne
The perception of unfamiliar faces and houses by chimpanzees: Influence of rotation angle 1473 – 1483
Lisa A Parr, Matthew Heintz
Making heads turn: The effect of familiarity and stimulus rotation on a gender-classification task 1485 – 1494
Sarah V Stevenage, Cara D Osborne
Recognition of biological motion from blurred natural scenes 1495 – 1506
Simone Kuhlmann, Markus Lappe
Scene recognition following locomotion around a scene 1507 – 1520
Michael A Motes, Cory A Finlay, Maria Kozhevnikov
Demonstrations of spatiotemporal integration and what they tell us about the visual system 1521 – 1555
Peter H Schiller, Christina E Carvey
Synesthetically induced colors evoke apparent-motion perception 1557 – 1560
Vilayanur S Ramachandran, Shai Azoulai
The crossed-hands deficit in tactile temporal-order judgments: the effect of training 1561 – 1572
James C Craig, Adrienne N Belser
Last but not least
Editorial
The effect of spatial-frequency filtering on the visual processing of global structure 1583 – 1609
Vicente Sierra-Vázquez, Ignacio Serrano-Pedraza, Dolores Luna
Test of models of achromatic transparency 1611 – 1624
Sergio Cesare Masin
Perceptual transparency in 3- to 4-month-old infants 1625 – 1636
Yumiko Otsuka, So Kanazawa, Masami K Yamaguchi
Face recognition in pictures is affected by perspective transformation but not by the centre of projection 1637 – 1650
Chang Hong Liu, James Ward
A study of impaired judgment of eye-gaze direction and related face-processing deficits in autism spectrum disorders 1651 – 1664
Simon Wallace, Michael Coleman, Olivier Pascalis, Anthony Bailey
Color onsets and offsets, and luminance changes can cause change blindness 1665 – 1678
James G Arrington, Daniel T Levin, D Alexander Varakin
The perceived structural shape of thin (wire-like) objects is different from that of silhouettes 1679 – 1692
Marco Bertamini, Tracy Farrant
Body mass index and waist : hip ratio are not enough to characterise female attractiveness 1693 – 1697
Leszek Pokrywka, Milan Čabrić, Helena Krakowiak
Are olfactory images sensory in nature? 1699 – 1708
Haruko Sugiyama, Saho Ayabe-Kanamura, Tadashi Kikuchi
Last but not least
Subject index 1713 – 1719
Author index 1721 – 1723
Referees 2006 1725 – 1726
