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Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Meeting of the International Society for Psychophysics (St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England, 2006)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

0     Preface  

Celebrating S. S. Stevens
1 
S. S. Stevens (1906-1973): Life and Science
By Joseph C. Stevens, 3-14 
2
Roundtable: Convener Bertram Scharf
By Bertram Scharf, 15-16
3
Stanley Smith Stevens 1906 - 1973
By Eugene Galanter, 17-18
4
S.S. Stevens's 'lost' paper of 1939: 'The problem of scales for the measurement of psychological magnitudes'
By Lawrence E. Marks, 19-22
5
On the problem of scales for the measurement of psychological magnitudes
By S. S. Stevens, 23-27
6
S. S. Stevens - A brief scientific biography
By Lawrence E. Marks 28-30
 
Theme Sesssion:Work Inspired by S. S. Stevens
Convened by Gunnar Borg
7
 To honor Stevens and improve his scaling methods
By Gunnar Borg 31-36
8  To honor Stevens and repeal his law (for the auditory system)
By Mary Florentine and Michael Epstein 37-42
9  S.S. Stevens’ legacy: An ideal psychophysical law?
By Lawrence M. Ward 43-48
10 Axiomatic approaches to Stevens' magnitude scaling: Recent developments
By Karin Zimmer & Wolfgang Ellermeier 49-56
11
 Psychophysics of causality: Detecting contingencies is like detecting signals
By Lorraine G. Allan, Samuel D. Hannah, Mathew J. C. Crump, & Shepard Siegel, 57-70
Theme Session: Context and Sequence Effects in Psychophysics
Convened by Antony Marley
12
Contextual control of evidence accrual thresholds
By William M. Petrusic and Joseph V. Baranski 71-76
13 Selective attention and confidence processing
By Jordan Schoenherr, Craig Leth-Steensen, and William M. Petrusic 77-82
14 An extension of the relative judgement model
By Neil Stewart 83-88
15 Modeling within-pair order effects in paired-comparison judgments
By Florian Wickelmaier and Sylvain Choisel 89-94
16 Dynamic field theory of sequential effects
By Claudia Wilimzig and Gregor Schöner 95-98
17 A representation shift model of classification and absolute identification
Vlad Zotov and D. J. K. Mewhort 99-106
Spoken Presentations
18 Estimate of distance covered in the trekking without vision
By Vagner Custódio, Edison Duarte, and Juarez Soares 107-112
19 The effects of subthreshold synchrony on the perception of simultaneity
By Mark A. Elliott, Zhuanghua Shi and Fatma Sürer 113-118
20 Two-digit numbers: How strong is the glue binding their digits?
By Daniel Fitousi and Daniel Algom 119-124
21 Psychophysical validity of the reason scale of different types of pain
By Priscilla Hortense, Keila Carvalho da Silva, Vanderlei Haas and Fátima
Ap.Emm Faleiros Sousa 125-130
22 Representational Momentum, Flash-Lag, and Motion Capture
By Timothy L. Hubbard 131-136
23 The Effect of the Proportion of Incongruent Stimuli on Stroop Congruity
By John S. Monahan 137-140
24 Gap detection in a tonal sequence with a frequency change
By Shuji Mori and Takayuki Sasaki 141-144
25 Pragmatic public policy: Applying psychophysics to the world of attitudes
Howard R. Moskowitz, Alex Gofman, Madhu Manchaiah and Matthias Silcher 145-150
26 Using variability in masker level to study the decision process in forward-masked
intensity discrimination
By Daniel Oberfeld 151-156
27 Sensory origins of masked priming: Prime-target congruency and congruency base
rate alter visual target discriminability
By Alexander Sokolov, Pietro Guardini and Marina Pavlova 157-164

 

Poster Presentations
28 

The backward mislocation of a moving object starting point is depending on velocity
By Alessia Bastianelli, Rossana Actis-Grosso and Natale Stucchi, 165-168

29
Is there inhibition of return for isoluminant colors?
By Luiz Henrique M. do Canto-Pereira, Galina V. Paramei, Ronald D. Ranvaud and Hermann J. Müller 169-174
30 On the locus and time course of confidence processing
By Steven R. Carroll and William M. Petrusic 175-180
31 Basilar-membrane activity and loudness
By Michael Epstein, Jeremy Marozeau and Mary Florentine 181-186
32 A synoptic account for texture segmentation: From edge- to region-based mechanisms
By Enrico Giora and Clara Casco 187-192
33 Singing and counting improve the timing of long intervals
By Simon Grondin and Peter Killeen 193-198
34 Visual Perception of facial expressions
By Izmaylova, N. Ch. and Sokolov E.N.. 199-204
35 Time perception in the deep blue sea
By Sharon Lipperman-Kreda and Joseph Glicksohn 205-210
36 Detecting flavors: Multisensory processes in chemosensation
By Lawrence E. Marks, Benjamin Z. Elgart and Amir Ashkenazi 211-216
37 Norman Robert Campbell, a neglected forerunner in sensory measurement
By Sergio Cesare Masin 217-222
38 

Do chicks rely on geometrical or numerical information when pecking at the central
in a series of identical beads?
By Tania Mattarello, Elena Clara and Lucia Regolin 223-228

39 Measurements of detection thresholds presenting normal and tangential vibrarions on human hairy skin
By Tetsu Miyaoka and Toshio Nakamura 229-232
40 Time error in repeated trials and a new aftereffect
By Katsuya Nakatani 233-238
41 Inter-emotional comparisons of facially expressed emotion intensities: Dynamic anges and general-purpose rules
By Armando M. Oliveira, Marta P. Teixeira, Isabel B. Fonseca, Eduardo R. Santos and Miguel Oliveira 239-244
42 Joint model-parameter validation of self-estimates of valence and arousal: Probing a differential-weighting model of affective intensity
By Armando M. Oliveira, Marta P. Teixeira, Isabel B. Fonseca and Miguel Oliveira 245-250
43 Saliency from motion and form combined
By Andrea Pavan, Concetta Alberti, Gianluca Campana, Massimiliano Martinelli and Clara Casco 251-256
44 Judgements of frontal slope in nearby outdoor scenes
By Helen E Ross 257-262
45 Gestalt perception in hemianopic patients: Performance measures and VEPs
Jeanette Schadow, Nicole Naue, Christoph S. Herrmann, Bernhard A. Sabel and Galina V. Paramei 263-268
46 The effect of induced loudness reduction on loudness matching: The adjustment error
By Bertram Scharf 269-274
47 Automatic activation of numerical magnitude? Evidence from joint derivation ofsnarc and size congruity effects
Samuel Shaki, Daniel Algom and William M. Petrusic 275-280
48 Category contingent comparative judgements
By Samuel Shaki, William M. Petrusic, and Craig Leth-Steensen 281-286
49 Measures of cognitive dysmetria in developmental dyslexia
By Louise Shanagher and Mark A. Elliott 287-292
50 Two for one: Discriminability functions can produce both masking and fixed-signal functions
By Daniel Shepherd and Michael J. Hautus 293-296
51 Discrimination of facial expressions of emotion in Alzheimer patients: disentangling criteria and sensitivity parameters over different facets of expression
By Margarida R. Sobral and Armando M. Oliveira 297-302
52 Integration of distance, slope and friction in intuitive physics
By Marco Vicentini and Giulio Vidotto 303-208
53 Effects of spatial attention on tactile processing: A speed-accuracy analysis
Miao-Fen Wang and Lawrence E. Marks 309-314
54 The ratio scale for the intensity of post analgesia pain during labor
By Érika Zambrano, Simone Saltareli, Luis Vicente Garcia and Fátima Aparecida Emm Faleiros Sousa 315-320
55 The underlying distribution of lightness matches
By  Suncica Zdravkovic and Petar Milin 321-326
56 Categorization cuts condensation
By Debra A. Zellner, Megan C. Mattingly and Scott Parker 327

 
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