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Table of contents of journal: *Acta psychologica

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2 TESTS OF INSTANCE-BASED AND ABSTRACT RULE-BASED ACCOUNTS OF INVARIANT LEARNING
Authors: WARD G CHURCHILL EF
Citation: G. Ward et Ef. Churchill, 2 TESTS OF INSTANCE-BASED AND ABSTRACT RULE-BASED ACCOUNTS OF INVARIANT LEARNING, Acta psychologica, 99(3), 1998, pp. 235-253
PERCEIVING TOPOLOGICAL-STRUCTURE OF 2-D PATTERNS
Authors: HECHT H BADER H
Citation: H. Hecht et H. Bader, PERCEIVING TOPOLOGICAL-STRUCTURE OF 2-D PATTERNS, Acta psychologica, 99(3), 1998, pp. 255-292
INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF DEPTH CUES - IMPLICATIONS FOR COMPUTER-BASED AND VIDEO-BASED TASKS
Authors: WESTERMAN SJ CRIBBIN T
Citation: Sj. Westerman et T. Cribbin, INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF DEPTH CUES - IMPLICATIONS FOR COMPUTER-BASED AND VIDEO-BASED TASKS, Acta psychologica, 99(3), 1998, pp. 293-310
MASKED FORM PRIMING IN WRITING WORDS FROM PICTURES - EVIDENCE FOR DIRECT RETRIEVAL OF ORTHOGRAPHIC CODES
Authors: BONIN P FAYOL M PEEREMAN R
Citation: P. Bonin et al., MASKED FORM PRIMING IN WRITING WORDS FROM PICTURES - EVIDENCE FOR DIRECT RETRIEVAL OF ORTHOGRAPHIC CODES, Acta psychologica, 99(3), 1998, pp. 311-328
EXPLOITATION OF ELASTICITY IN COPYING GEOMETRICAL PATTERNS - THE ROLEOF AGE, MOVEMENT AMPLITUDE, AND LIMB-SEGMENT INVOLVEMENT
Authors: MEULENBROEK RGJ VINTER A DESBIEZ D
Citation: Rgj. Meulenbroek et al., EXPLOITATION OF ELASTICITY IN COPYING GEOMETRICAL PATTERNS - THE ROLEOF AGE, MOVEMENT AMPLITUDE, AND LIMB-SEGMENT INVOLVEMENT, Acta psychologica, 99(3), 1998, pp. 329-345
THE EFFECT OF ADAPTING LUMINANCE ON THE LATENCY OF VISUAL-SEARCH
Authors: DAWSON MRW THIBODEAU MH
Citation: Mrw. Dawson et Mh. Thibodeau, THE EFFECT OF ADAPTING LUMINANCE ON THE LATENCY OF VISUAL-SEARCH, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 115-139
THE ROLE OF BALANCE AS AN ORGANIZING DESIGN PRINCIPLE UNDERLYING ADULTS COMPOSITIONAL STRATEGIES FOR CREATING VISUAL-DISPLAYS
Authors: LOCHER PJ STAPPERS PJ OVERBEEKE K
Citation: Pj. Locher et al., THE ROLE OF BALANCE AS AN ORGANIZING DESIGN PRINCIPLE UNDERLYING ADULTS COMPOSITIONAL STRATEGIES FOR CREATING VISUAL-DISPLAYS, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 141-161
STIMULUS-CONTROL OF VISUAL FIXATION DURATION IN A SINGLE SACCADE PARADIGM
Authors: SANDERS AF VANDUREN LL
Citation: Af. Sanders et Ll. Vanduren, STIMULUS-CONTROL OF VISUAL FIXATION DURATION IN A SINGLE SACCADE PARADIGM, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 163-176
CREATIVE DISCOVERY IN IMAGERY AND PERCEPTION - COMBINING IS RELATIVELY EASY, RESTRUCTURING TAKES A SKETCH
Authors: VERSTIJNEN IM VANLEEUWEN C GOLDSCHMIDT G HAMEL R HENNESSEY JM
Citation: Im. Verstijnen et al., CREATIVE DISCOVERY IN IMAGERY AND PERCEPTION - COMBINING IS RELATIVELY EASY, RESTRUCTURING TAKES A SKETCH, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 177-200
PLANNING OF ACTION SEQUENCES
Authors: HAGGARD P
Citation: P. Haggard, PLANNING OF ACTION SEQUENCES, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 201-215
RESPONSE PREPARATION BEGINS BEFORE MENTAL ROTATION IS FINISHED - EVIDENCE FROM EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIALS
Authors: HEIL M RAUCH M HENNIGHAUSEN E
Citation: M. Heil et al., RESPONSE PREPARATION BEGINS BEFORE MENTAL ROTATION IS FINISHED - EVIDENCE FROM EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIALS, Acta psychologica, 99(2), 1998, pp. 217-232
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN VISUOSPATIAL PROCESSING - THE IMPORTANCE OF DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN PASSIVE STORAGE AND ACTIVE MANIPULATION
Authors: VECCHI T GIRELLI L
Citation: T. Vecchi et L. Girelli, GENDER DIFFERENCES IN VISUOSPATIAL PROCESSING - THE IMPORTANCE OF DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN PASSIVE STORAGE AND ACTIVE MANIPULATION, Acta psychologica, 99(1), 1998, pp. 1-16
TASK CONSTRAINTS AND VISUAL FEATURE BINDING
Authors: QUINLAN PT
Citation: Pt. Quinlan, TASK CONSTRAINTS AND VISUAL FEATURE BINDING, Acta psychologica, 99(1), 1998, pp. 17-42
IMPLICIT MEMORY, EXPLICIT MEMORY AND THE PICTURE BIZARRENESS EFFECT
Authors: NICOLAS S MARCHAL A
Citation: S. Nicolas et A. Marchal, IMPLICIT MEMORY, EXPLICIT MEMORY AND THE PICTURE BIZARRENESS EFFECT, Acta psychologica, 99(1), 1998, pp. 43-58
ON THE INDEPENDENCE OF MODALITY EFFECTS AND END-TERM AND DISTANCE EFFECTS IN EPISODIC COMPARATIVE JUDGMENT - DISSOCIATIONS OF ERRORS AND REACTION-TIMES
Authors: MOHR G ENGELKAMP J
Citation: G. Mohr et J. Engelkamp, ON THE INDEPENDENCE OF MODALITY EFFECTS AND END-TERM AND DISTANCE EFFECTS IN EPISODIC COMPARATIVE JUDGMENT - DISSOCIATIONS OF ERRORS AND REACTION-TIMES, Acta psychologica, 99(1), 1998, pp. 59-92
TEXTURE INFORMATION IN TACTUAL SPACE-PERCEPTION
Authors: SCHELLINGERHOUT R SMITSMAN AW VANGALEN GP
Citation: R. Schellingerhout et al., TEXTURE INFORMATION IN TACTUAL SPACE-PERCEPTION, Acta psychologica, 99(1), 1998, pp. 93-114
INTRODUCTION - FLUENCY AND REMEMBERING
Authors: WOLTERS G LOGAN G
Citation: G. Wolters et G. Logan, INTRODUCTION - FLUENCY AND REMEMBERING, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 121-125
SUBJECTIVE REPORTS AND PROCESS DISSOCIATION - FLUENCY, KNOWING, AND FEELING
Authors: KELLEY CM JACOBY LL
Citation: Cm. Kelley et Ll. Jacoby, SUBJECTIVE REPORTS AND PROCESS DISSOCIATION - FLUENCY, KNOWING, AND FEELING, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 127-140
WHY DO STRANGERS FEEL FAMILIAR, BUT FRIENDS DONT - A DISCREPANCY-ATTRIBUTION ACCOUNT OF FEELINGS OF FAMILIARITY
Authors: WHITTLESEA BWA WILLIAMS LD
Citation: Bwa. Whittlesea et Ld. Williams, WHY DO STRANGERS FEEL FAMILIAR, BUT FRIENDS DONT - A DISCREPANCY-ATTRIBUTION ACCOUNT OF FEELINGS OF FAMILIARITY, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 141-165
WHAT IS THE MECHANISM FOR FLUENCY IN SUCCESSIVE RECOGNITION
Authors: POLDRACK RA LOGAN GD
Citation: Ra. Poldrack et Gd. Logan, WHAT IS THE MECHANISM FOR FLUENCY IN SUCCESSIVE RECOGNITION, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 167-181
CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN ENCODING EPISODES CREATE PERCEPTUAL MISATTRIBUTIONS
Authors: MASSON MEJ CALDWELL JI
Citation: Mej. Masson et Ji. Caldwell, CONCEPTUALLY DRIVEN ENCODING EPISODES CREATE PERCEPTUAL MISATTRIBUTIONS, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 183-210
ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RECOGNITION FAMILIARITY AND PERCEPTUAL FLUENCY - EVIDENCE FOR DISTINCT MNEMONIC PROCESSES
Authors: WAGNER AD GABRIELI JDE
Citation: Ad. Wagner et Jde. Gabrieli, ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RECOGNITION FAMILIARITY AND PERCEPTUAL FLUENCY - EVIDENCE FOR DISTINCT MNEMONIC PROCESSES, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 211-230
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR DISSOCIABLE PROCESSES CONTRIBUTING TO RECOLLECTION
Authors: ALLAN K WILDING EL RUGG MD
Citation: K. Allan et al., ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR DISSOCIABLE PROCESSES CONTRIBUTING TO RECOLLECTION, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 231-252
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REMEMBERING AND KNOWING - A COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE PERSPECTIVE
Authors: KNOWLTON BJ
Citation: Bj. Knowlton, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REMEMBERING AND KNOWING - A COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE PERSPECTIVE, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 253-265
PREDICTING THE FUTURE AND RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST - A BAYESIAN CHARACTERIZATION OF THE UTILITY OF SUBJECTIVE FLUENCY
Authors: BENJAMIN AS BJORK RA HIRSHMAN E
Citation: As. Benjamin et al., PREDICTING THE FUTURE AND RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST - A BAYESIAN CHARACTERIZATION OF THE UTILITY OF SUBJECTIVE FLUENCY, Acta psychologica, 98(2-3), 1998, pp. 267-290
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