Guest editorial
Target visibility in the standing wave illusion: Is mask – target shape similarity important? 5 – 16
Michael Pilling, Angus Gellatly
Bricks, butter, and slices of cucumber: Investigating semantic influences in amodal completion 17 – 29
Sven Vrins, Tessa C J de Wit, Rob van Lier
Simultaneous color contrast in 4-month-old infants 30 – 43
Maria Pereverzeva, Davida Y Teller
Factors influencing manual discrimination of orientations in 5-month-old infants 44 – 51
Stéphanie Kerzerho, Edouard Gentaz, Arlette Streri
Vibrotactile pattern recognition on the arm and back 52 – 68
Lynette A Jones, Jacquelyn Kunkel, Erin Piateski
Sense of agency primes manual motor responses 69 – 78
Matthew R Longo, Patrick Haggard
Anticipated effort in imagined self-rotation 79 – 91
Steven Macramalla, Bruce Bridgeman
Feeling pain in the rubber hand: Integration of visual, proprioceptive, and painful stimuli 92 – 99
Edla D P Capelari, Carlos Uribe, Joaquim P Brasil-Neto
Caricature and contrast in the Upper Palaeolithic: Morphometric evidence from cave art 100 – 108
James Allan Cheyne, Lisa Meschino, Daniel Smilek
The effect of face eccentricity on the perception of gaze direction 109 – 132
Dejan Todorović
View-contingent aftereffects suggest joint coding of face shape and view 133 – 141
Lisa L M Welling, Benedict C Jones, Patricia E G Bestelmeyer, Lisa M DeBruine, Anthony C Little, Claire A Conway
Last but not least
Reviews 157 – 158
Craighero on Millar: Space and sense
Optic arrays and retinal images: Discussion 159 – 163
Brian Rogers, Barbara Gillam, Richard L Gregory
The perceptual contrast of impossible shadow edges 164 – 172
Alessandro Soranzo, Alessandra Galmonte, Tiziano Agostini
The computation of shape orientation in search for Kanizsa figures 173 – 185
Markus Conci, Hermann J Müller, Mark A Elliott
Normal susceptibility to visual illusions in abnormal development: Evidence from Williams syndrome 186 – 199
Melanie Palomares, Chinyere Ogbonna, Barbara Landau, Howard Egeth
Grasping partly occluded objects: Effects of global stimulus information on action 200 – 214
Janneke Lommertzen, Rob van Lier, Ruud G J Meulenbroek
Spatial spread of interocular suppression is guided by stimulus configuration 215 – 231
Kazushi Maruya, Randolph Blake
Race coding and the other-race effect in face recognition 232 – 241
Gillian Rhodes, Vance Locke, Louise Ewing, Emma Evangelista
What is meant by impaired configural processing in acquired prosopagnosia? 242 – 260
Jason J S Barton
Perceptual memory for highly familiar people’s body shape: Manipulation of images of the self and friend 261 – 270
Noémy Daury, Kevin Brooks, Serge Brédart
Movement and the rubber hand illusion 271 – 280
Timothy Dummer, Alexandra Picot-Annand, Tristan Neal, Chris Moore
Perceived self-tilt in dynamic visual stimuli: Evidence for suppression by vestibulo-tactile inputs 281 – 291
Atsuki Higashiyama, Kazuo Koga
Graded structure in odour categories: A cross-cultural case study 292 – 309
Christelle Chrea, Dominique Valentin, Hervé Abdi
Last but not least
Guest editorial
The triangle-bisection illusion 321 – 332
Stuart Anstis, Richard Gregory, Priscilla Heard
Adult-like competence in perceptual encoding of facial configuration by the right hemisphere emerges after 10 years of age 333 – 342
Michael D Anes, Lindsey A Short
Chimpanzee faces are ‘special’ to humans 343 – 356
Jessica Taubert
The caricature effect in drawing: Evidence for the use of categorical relations when drawing abstract pictures 357 – 375
Luke J Rosielle, Lesley A Hite
Brunswikian resources for event-perception research 376 – 398
Alex Kirlik
Evidence for axis-aligned motion bias: Football axis – trajectory misalignment causes systematic error in projected final destinations of thrown American footballs 399 – 410
Igor Dolgov, Michael K McBeath, Thomas Sugar
Effects of spectra and sound pressure levels on the occurrence of the gap transfer illusion 411 – 428
Tsuyoshi Kuroda, Yoshitaka Nakajima, Shimpei Tsunashima, Tatsuro Yasutake
Distance perception in autism and typical development 429 – 441
Lorena Giovannini, Alessandra C Jacomuzzi, Nicola Bruno, Carlo Semenza, Luca Surian
Effects of simulated viewpoint jitter on visually induced postural sway 442 – 453
Stephen Palmisano, Gavin J Pinniger, April Ash, Julie R Steele
Reviews 472 – 474
Simmons/Allen on Tovée: An introduction to the visual system
Guest editorial
Effect of title on eye-movement exploration of cubist paintings by Fernand Léger 479 – 491
Zoi Kapoula, Gintautas Daunys, Olivier Herbez, Qing Yang
Binocular vision: Defining the historical directions 492 – 507
Hiroshi Ono, Nicholas J Wade, Linda Lillakas
Age effects on the perception of motion illusions 508 – 521
Jutta Billino, Kai Hamburger, Karl R Gegenfurtner
Off on the wrong foot: Local features in biological motion 522 – 532
Daniel R Saunders, Julia Suchan, Nikolaus F Troje
Viewpoint dependence in the recognition of non-elongated familiar objects: Testing the effects of symmetry, front – back axis, and familiarity 533 – 551
Ryosuke Niimi, Kazuhiko Yokosawa
Do pictures of faces, and which ones, capture attention in the inattentional-blindness paradigm? 552 – 568
Christel Devue, Cédric Laloyaux, Dorothée Feyers, Jan Theeuwes, Serge Brédart
Rapid orienting toward face-like stimuli with gaze-relevant contrast information 569 – 578
Przemyslaw Tomalski, Gergely Csibra, Mark H Johnson
Perception of subjective contours in fish 579 – 590
Valeria Anna Sovrano, Angelo Bisazza
Development of color – grapheme synesthesia and its effect on mathematical operations 591 – 605
Carol Bergfeld Mills, Shari R Metzger, Catherine A Foster, Melaina N Valentine-Gresko, Stephanie Ricketts
The influence of facing direction on the haptic identification of two-dimensional raised pictures 606 – 612
Lisa Scocchia, Natale Stucchi, Jack M Loomis
Last but not least
Reviews 630 – 632
Schofield on Pizlo: 3D shape: Its unique place in visual perception
Guest editorial
Philosophy, perception, and neuroscience 638 – 651
John Smythies
Modulation of visually evoked movement responses in moving virtual environments 652 – 663
Rebecca J Reed-Jones, Lori Ann Vallis
Line segments and corners of distractors are equally important in causing interference 664 – 678
Catherine Hluchanic, Ada Kritikos
Centred egocentric, decentred egocentric, and allocentric spatial representations in the peripersonal space of congenital total blindness 679 – 693
Emanuele Coluccia, Irene C Mammarella, Cesare Cornoldi
Inefficient search of large-scale space in Williams syndrome: Further insights on the role of LIMK1 deletion in deficits of spatial cognition 694 – 701
Alastair D Smith, Iain D Gilchrist, Bruce Hood, May Tassabehji, Annette Karmiloff-Smith
Face classification in schizophrenia: Evidence for a sensitivity to distinctiveness 702 – 707
Robert A Johnston, Eleanor Tomlinson, Chris Jones, Alan Weaden
Integration of colour, motion, orientation, and spatial frequency in visual search 708 – 718
Leo Poom
Mondrian, eye movements, and the oblique effect 719 – 731
Jordan E Plumhoff, James A Schirillo
A historical note on illusory contours in shadow writing 732 – 739
Stefano Vezzani, Barbara F M Marino
Terrestrial-passage theory: Failing a test 740 – 747
Charles F Reed, Elizabeth A Krupinski
Spatial effects on temporal categorisation 748 – 762
Marie-Ève Roussel, Simon Grondin, Peter Killeen
The effect of visuo-spatial organisation in recognition-memory tasks 763 – 774
Laura Petrini, Kristian Hennings, Lars Arendt-Nielsen
Last but not least
Obituary
Reviews 788 – 790
Aspell, Blanke on Klatzky, MacWhinney, Behrmann (Eds): Embodiment, ego-space and action
Guest editorial
Barlow’s 1972 paper 795 – 807
Horace B Barlow, Andrew J Parker, Wolf Singer, Simon J Thorpe
Biederman and Cooper’s 1991 paper 809 – 825
Irving Biederman, Eric E Cooper, Zoe Kourtzi, Pawan Sinha, Johan Wagemans
Gregory’s 1977 paper 827 – 836
Richard L Gregory, Patrick Cavanagh, John D Mollon, Tom Troscianko
Lee’s 1976 paper 837 – 858
David N Lee, Reinoud J Bootsma, Barrie J Frost, Mike Land, David Regan, Rob Gray
Nakayama, Shimojo, and Ramachandran’s 1990 paper 859 – 877
Ken Nakayama, Sinsuke Shimojo, Barton L Anderson, Peter Kramer, Paola Bressan, Lothar Spillmann
Pollard, Mayhew, and Frisby’s 1985 paper 879 – 893
Stephen Pollard, John Mayhew, John Frisby, Bruce Cumming, Richard Szeliski, Christopher Tyler, Roger Watt, Ross Goutcher
Rayner’s 1979 paper 895 – 906
Keith Rayner, Simon P Liversedge, Antje Nuthmann, Reinhold Kliegl, Geoffrey Underwood
Rogers and Graham’s 1979 paper 907 – 919
Brian Rogers, Myron L Braunstein, Mike Harris, Joseph S Lappin, Hiroshi Ono
Thompson’s 1980 paper 921 – 932
Peter Thompson, Stuart Anstis, Gillian Rhodes, Linda Jeffery, Tim Valentine
Warrington and Taylor’s 1978 paper 933 – 947
Elizabeth Warrington, Jules Davidoff, Glyn W Humphreys, M Jane Riddoch, A David Milner
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Single units and sensation: A neuron doctrine for perceptual psychology? A1
H B Barlow
Evidence for complete translational and reflectional invariance in visual object priming A25
Irving Biederman, Eric E Cooper
Vision with isoluminant colour contrast: 1. A projection technique and observations A35
Richard L Gregory
A theory of visual control of braking based on information about time-to-collision A43
David N Lee
Transparency: relation to depth, subjective contours, luminance, and neon color spreading A67
Ken Nakayama, Shinsuke Shimajo, Vilayanur S Ramachandran
PMF: A stereo correspondence algorithm using a disparity gradient limit A85
Stephen B Pollard, John E W Mayhew, John P Frisby
Eye guidance in reading: fixation locations within words A107
Keith Rayner
Motion parallax as an independent cue for depth perception A117
Brian Rogers, Maureen Graham
Margaret Thatcher: a new illusion A127
Peter Thompson
Two categorical stages of object recognition A129
Elizabeth K Warrington, Angela M Taylor
Editorial
Auditory induced bounce perception persists as the probability of a motion reversal is reduced 951 – 965
Philip M Grove, Kenzo Sakurai
Discriminating audiovisual speed: Optimal integration of speed defaults to probability summation when component reliabilities diverge 966 – 987
Adam Bentvelzen, Johahn Leung, David Alais
Kinaesthetic and visual perceptions of orientations 988 – 1001
Laure Lejeune, Régis Thouvarecq, David J Anderson, Jean Caston, François Jouen
Anger and happiness are linked differently to the explicit detection of biological motion 1002 – 1011
Hanako Ikeda, Katsumi Watanabe
Spatial distortions produced by purely dichoptic-based visual motion 1012 – 1018
Robert F Hess, Pi-Chun Huang, Goro Maehara
Controlled but independent: Effects of mental rotation and developmental dyslexia in dual-task settings 1019 – 1034
Thomas Lachmann, Bettina Schumacher, Cees van Leeuwen
Infants can’t discriminate the orientation of a grating surrounded by an oblique square 1035 – 1044
Aki Tsuruhara, So Kanazawa, Masami K Yamaguchi
Distortions of posterior visual space 1045 – 1052
Flip Phillips, Martin G Voshell
Interaction between reference frames during subjective vertical estimates in a tilted immersive virtual environment 1053 – 1071
Lionel Bringoux, Christophe Bourdin, Jean-Claude Lepecq, Patrick M B Sandor, Jean-Marie Pergandi, Daniel Mestre
A contextual effect of 2nd-order configural processing of non-face objects by non-experts 1072 – 1086
Heath E Matheson, Patricia A McMullen
Stereoscopic comparison as the long-lost secret to microscopically detailed illumination like the Book of Kells’ 1087 – 1103
John L Cisne
Last but not least
Editorial
Perception of illuminant colour changes across real scenes 1109 – 1117
Vasco M N de Almeida, Sérgio M C Nascimento
Illusory-contour figures prime matching of real shapes 1118 – 1131
Anna Barlasov-Ioffe, Shaul Hochstein
A significant bilateral field advantage for shapes defined by static and motion cues 1132 – 1143
Charles A Collin, Patricia A McMullen, Julie-Anne Séguin
Timing flickers across sensory modalities 1144 – 1151
Carmelo Mario Vicario, Gaetano Rappo, Anna Maria Pepi, Massimiliano Oliveri
Visual memory for fixated regions of natural images dissociates attraction and recognition 1152 – 1171
Ian van der Linde, Umesh Rajashekar, Alan C Bovik, Lawrence K Cormack
The scintillating grid illusion: Influence of size, shape, and orientation of the luminance patches 1172 – 1182
Kun Qian, Yuki Yamada, Takahiro Kawabe, Kayo Miura
Individual differences in ambiguous-figure perception: Degree of handedness and interhemispheric interaction 1183 – 1198
Stephen D Christman, Varalakshmi Sontam, John D Jasper
Two faces of the other-race effect: Recognition and categorisation of Caucasian and Chinese faces 1199 – 1210
Liezhong Ge, Hongchuan Zhang, Zhe Wang, Paul C Quinn, Olivier Pascalis, David Kelly, Alan Slater, Jie Tian, Kang Lee
A sex difference in facial contrast and its exaggeration by cosmetics 1211 – 1219
Richard Russell
Audio-visual organisation and the temporal ventriloquism effect between grouped sequences: Evidence that unimodal grouping precedes cross-modal integration 1220 – 1233
Laura A Cook, David L Van Valkenburg
The influence of viewpoint and object detail in blind people when matching pictures to complex objects 1234 – 1250
Morton A Heller, Tara Riddle, Erin Fulkerson, Lindsay Wemple, Anne McClure Walk, Stephanie Guthrie, Crystal Kranz, Patricia Klaus
Galileo, measurement of the velocity of light, and the reaction times 1251 – 1259
Renato Foschi, Matteo Leone
Last but not least
Reviews 1264
Howard on Wade: Circles: science, sense and symbol
Editorial
Effect of photographic negation on face expression aftereffects 1267 – 1274
Christopher P Benton
Integrating gaze direction and sexual dimorphism of face shape when perceiving the dominance of others 1275 – 1283
Julie C Main, Benedict C Jones, Lisa M DeBruine, Anthony C Little
What are the uncurved lines in our visual field? A fresh look at Helmholtz’s checkerboard 1284 – 1294
Augustinus H J Oomes, Jan J Koenderink, Andrea J van Doorn, Huib de Ridder
Visual globes, celestial spheres, and the perception of straight and parallel lines 1295 – 1312
Brian Rogers, Cassandra Rogers
The visual search of an illusory figure: A comparison between 6-month-old infants and adults 1313 – 1327
Hermann Bulf, Eloisa Valenza, Francesca Simion
Kicking to bigger uprights: Field goal kicking performance influences perceived size 1328 – 1340
Jessica K Witt, Travis E Dorsch
Processing Navon letters can make wines taste different 1341 – 1346
Michael B Lewis, Jennifer Seeley, Chris Miles
Aging and the discrimination of object weight 1347 – 1354
J Farley Norman, Hideko F Norman, Jessica M Swindle, L RaShae Jennings, Ashley N Bartholomew
Do left and right matter for haptic recognition of familiar objects? 1355 – 1376
Matt Craddock, Rebecca Lawson
Sequential stream segregation affects localisation of diotic tones among tones with time-varying interaural time difference 1377 – 1385
Takahiro Kawabe
Listeners discern affective variation in computer-generated musical sounds 1386 – 1404
Freya Bailes, Roger T Dean
Last but not least
Letter to the editor 1416 – 1419
Lydia M Maniatis
Reviews 1420 – 1422
Etchells on McCloskey: Visual reflections: A perceptual deficit and its implications
Gjersoe on Doherty: Theory of mind: how children understand others’ thoughts and feelings
Editorial
The relevance of symmetry in line length perception 1428 – 1438
Pom Charras, Juan Lupiáñez
The effects of mirror reflections and planar rotations of pictures on the shape percept of the depicted object 1439 – 1466
Els V K Cornelis, Andrea J van Doorn, Johan Wagemans
Illusions can warp visual space 1467 – 1480
Jeroen B J Smeets, Rita Sousa, Eli Brenner
Outline, mental states, and drawings by a blind woman 1481 – 1496
John M Kennedy
Effects of familiarity on spatial frequency thresholds for face matching 1497 – 1507
Nicholas N Watier, Charles A Collin
Featural, configural, and holistic face-processing strategies evoke different scan patterns 1508 – 1521
Dario Bombari, Fred W Mast, Janek S Lobmaier
Voluntary action affects perception of bistable motion display 1522 – 1535
Hidemichi Mitsumatsu
Word recognition processes modulate the naso-temporal asymmetry of the human visual field 1536 – 1541
Michal Lavidor, Tim Alexander, Paul V McGraw
Duration discrimination in crossmodal sequences 1542 – 1559
Simon Grondin, J Devin McAuley
The relative importance of visual, auditory, and haptic information for the user’s experience of mechanical switches 1560 – 1571
Ditte H Mortensen, Søren Bech, Durand R Begault, Bernard D Adelstein
Last but not least
Memorial symposium for Ruxandra Sireteanu (1945 – 2008) 1575 – 1578
Janette Atkinson, Ute Leonards, Oliver Braddick
Reviews 1579 – 1580
Rose on Gregory: Seeing through illusions
Guest editorial
Size and direction of distortion in geometric-optical illusions: Conciliation between the Müller-Lyer and Titchener configurations 1585 – 1600
Farshad Nemati
Visual reaction time and size constancy 1601 – 1609
Irene Sperandio, Silvia Savazzi, Richard L Gregory, Carlo A Marzi
Centre – surround relative motion and the Freezing Rotation illusion 1610 – 1620
Alexander H Wertheim, Chris L E Paffen
Does adaptation of motion-direction detectors affect bias or sensitivity of direction judgments? 1621 – 1627
Bhavin R Sheth, Gem Ventura, Daw-An Wu
Modulation of viewpoint effects in object recognition by shape and motion cues 1628 – 1648
Quoc C Vuong, Alinda Friedman, Courtney Plante
Detection of colour change in moving objects: Temporal order judgment and reaction time analysis 1649 – 1662
Carolina Murd, Kairi Kreegipuu, Jüri Allik
Pointing in stereoscopic space 1663 – 1677
Herbert Heuer, Katrin Rapp
Action and puzzle video games prime different speed/accuracy tradeoffs 1678 – 1687
Rolf A Nelson, Ian Strachan
Personality in perspective: Judgmental consistency across orientations of the face 1688 – 1699
Nicholas O Rule, Nalini Ambady, Reginald B Adams Jr
Facial adiposity: A cue to health? 1700 – 1711
Vinet Coetzee, David I Perrett, Ian D Stephen
Camouflaged symmetry 1712 – 1720
Klaus Landwehr
Disease painting or painting disease: How does illness and hospitalisation affect children’s artistry? 1721 – 1727
Benan Bayrakci, Aria Forouz, Ahmet B Sahin, Mustafa Abali, Gyulten Z Aliyeva
Last but not least
Reviews 1735 – 1738
Hesse on D A Nowak,
J Hermsdörfer (Eds) Sensorimotor control of grasping: physiology and pathophysiology
Jaswal on D Dedrick, L Trick (Eds) Computation, cognition, and Pylyshyn
Editorial
Preserved striate cortex is not sufficient to support the McCollough effect: Evidence from two patients with cerebral achromatopsia 1741 – 1748
Caitlin R Mullin, Jean François Démonet, Robert W Kentridge, Charles A Heywood, Melvyn A Goodale, Jennifer K E Steeves
Facilitation of responses to degraded targets by non-degraded distractors 1749 – 1766
Brenda Ocampo, Ada Kritikos
Perception of parallelepipeds: Perkins’s law 1767 – 1781
Yunfeng Li
Big people, little world: The body influences size perception 1782 – 1795
Jeanine K Stefanucci, Michael N Geuss
Rubber hand illusions and size – weight illusions: Self-representation modulates representation of external objects 1796 – 1803
Patrick Haggard, Shyma Jundi
Specificity and coherence of body representations 1804 – 1820
Marjolein P M Kammers, Matthew R Longo, Manos Tsakiris, H Chris Dijkerman, Patrick Haggard
Perception of ‘best likeness’ to highly familiar faces of self and friend 1821 – 1830
Hannah Allen, Nuala Brady, Colin Tredoux
Revisiting the processing of internal and external features of unfamiliar faces: The headscarf effect 1831 – 1848
Ahmed M Megreya, Markus Bindemann
Recognition of emotional expressions is affected by inversion and presentation time 1849 – 1862
Birgit Derntl, Eva-Maria Seidel, Elisabeth Kainz, Claus-Christian Carbon
Last but not least
Reviews 1871 – 1874
Ecker on Brockmole (Ed.): The visual world in memory
Kapoula on Barry: Fixing my gaze: A scientist’s journey into seeing in three dimensions
Author index 1875 – 1878
Referees 2009 1879 – 1881
