ISSN 2041-6695

Volume 4 contents  –  2013

Issue 1

A common rule for integration and suppression of luminance contrast across eyes, space, time, and pattern 1 –16
Tim S. Meese, Daniel H. Baker

Paradoxical psychometric functions ("swan functions") are explained by dilution masking in four stimulus dimensions 17 –35
Daniel H. Baker, Tim S. Meese, Mark A. Georgeson

Spatial arrangement in texture discrimination and texture segregation 36 –52
Kathleen Vancleef, Tom Putzeys, Elena Gheorghiu, Michaël Sassi, Bart Machilsen, Johan Wagemans

Look out, there is a triangle behind you! The effect of primitive geometric shapes on perceived facial dominance 53 –56
Alexander Toet, Susanne Tak

Judging whether it is aesthetic: Does equilibrium compensate for the lack of symmetry? 57 –77
Françoise Samuel, Dirk Kerzel

i-Comment

Neurophysiological studies may provide a misleading picture of how perceptual-motor interactions are coordinated 78 –80
David Mann, Matt Dicks, Rouwen Cañal-Bruland, John van der Kamp

Short and Sweet

A single unexpected change in target- but not distractor motion impairs multiple object tracking 81 –83
Hauke S. Meyerhoff, Frank Papenmeier, Georg Jahn, Markus Huff

Issue 2

Spotting fruit versus picking fruit as the selective advantage of human colour vision 84 –94
Aline Bompas, Grace Kendall, Petroc Sumner

i-Comment

Weak priors versus overfitting of predictions in autism: Reply to Pellicano and Burr (TICS, 2012) 95 –97
Sander Van de Cruys, Lee de-Wit, Kris Evers, Bart Boets, Johan Wagemans

Short and Sweet

Inferred motion perception of light sources in 3D scenes is color-blind 98 –100
Holly E. Gerhard, Laurence T. Maloney

The binocular advantage in visuomotor tasks involving tools 101 –110
Jenny C. A. Read, Shah Farzana Begum, Alice McDonald, Jack Trowbridge

Perception of length to width relations of city squares 111 –121
Harold T. Nefs, Arthur van Bilsen, Sylvia C. Pont, Huib de Ridder, Maarten W. A. Wijntjes, Andrea J. van Doorn

The role of binocular disparity in rapid scene and pattern recognition 122 –136
Matteo Valsecchi, Baptiste Caziot, Benjamin T. Backus, Karl R. Gegenfurtner

i-Comment

On why music changes what (we think) we taste 137 –140
Charles Spence, Ophelia Deroy

Short and Sweet

A short line segment squirms along a zigzag line 141 –143
Hiroyuki Ito, Xie Yang

Issue 3

Short and Sweet

Loss of color by afterimage masking 144 –146
Kohske Takahashi, Shun’ya Yamada, Fuminori Ono, Katsumi Watanabe

Sugar and space? Not the case: Effects of low blood glucose on slant estimation are mediated by beliefs 147 –155
Dennis M. Shaffer, Eric McManama, Charles Swank, Frank H. Durgin

Visual discomfort and depth-of-field 156 –169
Louise O’Hare, Tingting Zhang, Harold T. Nefs, Paul B. Hibbard
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