ISSN 2041-6695

Volume 1 contents  –  2010

Issue 1

Editorial announcement

Welcome to the first issue of the new journal i-Perception 1 –2
Tom Troscianko, Peter Thompson, Tim Meese

Short and Sweet

Monkeying around with the gorillas in our midst: familiarity with an inattentional-blindness task does not improve the detection of unexpected events 3 –6
Daniel J Simons

Yarbus, eye movements, and vision 7 –27
Benjamin W Tatler, Nicholas J Wade, Hoi Kwan, John M Findlay, Boris M Velichkovsky

Short and Sweet

Face-to-face coalition 28 –30
Timothy J Andrews, Peter Thompson

Issue 2

SPECIAL ISSUE: Eye Movements: Spatial and Temporal Aspects


Guest editorial

Eye Movements: Spatial and Temporal Aspects 31 –32
Galina V Paramei, Marco Bertamini, Bruce Bridgeman, Nicholas J Wade

Pioneers of eye movement research 33 –68
Nicholas J Wade

How the brain makes the world appear stable 69 –72
Bruce Bridgeman

Evidence that indirect inhibition of saccade initiation improves saccade accuracy 73 –82
Eugene McSorley, Alice G Cruickshank

The influence of onsets and offsets on saccade programming 83 –94
Frouke Hermens, Robin Walker

The reduction of the effect of the Müller–Lyer illusion on saccade amplitude by classic adaptation 95 –102
Paul C Knox

Recognition and eye movements with partially hidden pictures of faces and cars in different orientations 103 –120
Nicholas J Wade, Benjamin W Tatler

Issue 3

Identification of everyday objects on the basis of Gaborized outline versions 121 –142
Michaël Sassi, Kathleen Vancleef, Bart Machilsen, Sven Panis, Johan Wagemans

Short and Sweet

The viewing-from-above bias and the silhouette illusion 143 –148
Nikolaus F Troje , Matthew McAdam

Infants and toddlers show enlarged visual sensitivity to nonaccidental compared with metric shape changes 149 –158
Greet Kayaert , Johan Wagemans

The shading cue in context 159 –177
Johan Wagemans, Andrea J van Doorn, Jan J Koenderink
a Pion publication