Volume 9, Pages 1-38 doi:10.1167/9 http://journalofvision.org/9/ ISSN 1534-7362
Volume 9, 2009

Issue
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1 Multivoxel fMRI analysis of color tuning in human primary visual cortex
Parkes, Marsman, Oxley, Goulermas, & Wuerger
2 Rapid visual categorization of natural scene contexts with equalized amplitude spectrum and increasing phase noise
Joubert, Rousselet, Fabre-Thorpe, & Fize
3 Failure of facial configural cues to alter metric stereoscopic depth
Gillam, Anderson, & Rizwi
4 Visual adaptation reveals asymmetric spatial frequency tuning for motion
Ledgeway & Hutchinson
5 Emotion perception in emotionless face images suggests a norm-based representation
Neth & Martinez

6 The Mixture of Bernoulli Experts: A theory to quantify reliance on cues in dichotomous perceptual decisions
Backus
7 Object perception: When our brain is impressed but we do not notice it
Kornmeier & Bach
8 Limits of stereopsis explained by local cross-correlation
Filippini & Banks
9 Shifts in spatial attention affect the perceived duration of events
Cicchini & Morrone
10 Binocular depth discrimination and estimation beyond interaction space
Allison, Gillam, & Vecellio

11 Driving is smoother and more stable when using the tangent point
Kandil, Rotter, & Lappe
12 Flawless visual short-term memory for facial emotional expressions
Bankó, Gál, & Vidnyánszky
13 Effect of visual field locus and oscillation frequencies on posture control in an ecological environment
Piponnier, Hanssens, & Faubert
14 Perceptual and physiological evidence for a role for early visual areas in motion-induced blindness
Libedinsky, Savage, & Livingstone
15 World-centered perception of 3D object motion during visually guided self-motion
Matsumiya & Ando

16 Effect of target spatial frequency on accommodative response in myopes and emmetropes
Taylor, Charman, O'Donnell, & Radhakrishnan
17 Size matters: A study of binocular rivalry dynamics
Kang
18 Differences in fixations between grasping and viewing objects
Brouwer, Franz, & Gegenfurtner
19 Acceleration carries the local inversion effect in biological motion perception
Chang & Troje
20 Contrast dependence of center and surround integration in primary visual cortex of the cat
Wang, Bardy, Huang, FitzGibbon, & Dreher

21 The time course of contrast masking reveals two distinct mechanisms of human surround suppression
Petrov & McKee
22 Amblyopia masks the scale invariance of normal central vision
Levi, Whitaker, & Provost
23 Monochromatic aberrations in hyperopic and emmetropic children
Martinez, Sankaridurg, Naduvilath, & Mitchell
24 Humans use visual and remembered information about object location to plan pointing movements
Brouwer & Knill
25 Spatial characteristics of center-surround antagonism in younger and older adults
Betts, Sekuler, & Bennett

26 Using geometric moments to explain human letter recognition near the acuity limit
Liu, Klein, Xue, Zhang, & Yu
27 Tilt aftereffects and tilt illusions induced by fast translational motion: Evidence for motion streaks
Apthorp & Alais
28 Psychophysical properties of two-stroke apparent motion
Mather & Challinor
29 Influence of disparity on fixation and saccades in free viewing of natural scenes
Jansen, Onat, & König
30 Spatial and temporal limits of motion perception across variations in speed, eccentricity, and low vision
Lappin, Tadin, Nyquist, & Corn

31 Homo economicus in visual search
Navalpakkam, Koch, & Perona
32 The influence of clutter on real-world scene search: Evidence from search efficiency and eye movements
Henderson, Chanceaux, & Smith
33 Do we have direct access to retinal image motion during smooth pursuit eye movements?
Freeman, Champion, Sumnall, & Snowden
34 The specificity of the search template
Bravo & Farid
35 An anisotropy of orientation-tuned suppression that matches the anisotropy of typical natural scenes
Essock, Haun, & Kim

36 Characterizing motion contour detection mechanisms and equivalent mechanisms in the luminance domain
Durant & Zanker
37 Search for gross illumination discrepancies in images of natural objects
Lovell, Gilchrist, Tolhurst, & Troscianko
38 Attentional influences on the dynamics of motion-induced blindness
Schölvinck & Rees
39 Reliable identification by color under natural conditions
Granzier, Brenner, & Smeets
40 The detection of multiple global directions: Capacity limits with spatially segregated and transparent-motion signals
Greenwood & Edwards

Issue
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1 A reevaluation of the tolerance to vertical misalignment in stereopsis
Fukuda, Wilcox, Allison, & Howard
2 Opponent motion interactions in the perception of structure from motion
Iyer & Freeman
3 Dichoptic difference thresholds for uniform color changes applied to natural scenes
Yoonessi & Kingdom
4 Subjective time dilation: Spatially local, object-based, or a global visual experience?
New & Scholl
5 Global stimulus configuration modulates crowding
Saarela, Sayim, Westheimer, & Herzog

6 Selective attention contributes to global processing in vision
Dickinson, Broderick, & Badcock
7 Viewpoint and center of gravity affect eye movements to human faces
Bindemann, Scheepers, & Burton
8 Periodic perturbations producing phase-locked fluctuations in visual perception
Kang, Heeger, & Blake
9 Accuracy-precision trade-off in visual orientation constancy
De Vrijer, Medendorp, & Van Gisbergen
10 Uncovering gender discrimination cues in a realistic setting
Dupuis-Roy, Fortin, Fiset, & Gosselin

11 Cue integration outside central fixation: A study of grasping in depth
Greenwald & Knill
12 Supercrowding: Weakly masking a target expands the range of crowding
Vickery, Shim, Chakravarthi, Jiang, & Luedeman
13 Context influences contour integration
Dakin & Baruch
14 Orientation invariance in visual shape perception
Blais, Arguin, & Marleau
15 The chromatic input to cells of the magnocellular pathway of primates
Lee & Sun

16 A speed-dependent inversion effect in dynamic object matching
Balas & Sinha
17 Image-size differences worsen stereopsis independent of eye position
Vlaskamp, Filippini, & Banks
18 Learning cue validity through performance feedback
Droll, Abbey, & Eckstein
19 Distant background information strongly affects lightness perception in dynamic displays
Pereverzeva & Murray
20 Adaptive changes in visual cortex following prolonged contrast reduction
Kwon, Legge, Fang, Cheong, & He

21 Early age-related decline in the effective number of trajectories tracked in adult human vision
Kennedy, Tripathy, & Barrett
22 Comparing a novel model based on the transferable belief model with humans during the recognition of partially occluded facial expressions
Hammal, Arguin, & Gosselin
23 Multiplication in curvature processing
Gheorghiu & Kingdom
24 Role of high-order aberrations in senescent changes in spatial vision
Elliott, Choi, Doble, Hardy, Evans, & Werner
25 The intrinsic constraint model and Fechnerian sensory scaling
Domini & Caudek

Issue
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1 Task precision at transfer determines specificity of perceptual learning
Jeter, Dosher, Petrov, & Lu
2 Within-hemifield perceptual averaging of facial expressions predicted by neural averaging
Sweeny, Grabowecky, Paller, & Suzuki
3 Intermittent ambiguous stimuli: Implicit memory causes periodic perceptual alternations
Brascamp, Pearson, Blake, & van den Berg
4 Adaptive pooling of visual motion signals by the human visual system revealed with a novel multi-element stimulus
Amano, Edwards, Badcock, & Nishida
5 Saliency, attention, and visual search: An information theoretic approach
Bruce & Tsotsos

6 Viewing task influences eye movement control during active scene perception
Castelhano, Mack, & Henderson
7 Stable individual differences in search strategy?: The effect of task demands and motivational factors on scanning strategy in visual search
Boot, Becic, & Kramer
8 Shape distortions and Gestalt grouping in anorthoscopic perception
Aydın, Herzog, & Öğmen
9 The contribution of human cone photoreceptors to the photopic flicker electroretinogram
Verma & Pianta
10 The S-cone contribution to luminance depends on the M- and L-cone adaptation levels: Silent surrounds?
Ripamonti, Woo, Crowther, & Stockman

11 Visual scanning in the recognition of facial affect: Is there an observer sex difference?
Vassallo, Cooper, & Douglas
12 Induced temporal variation at frequencies not in the stimulus: Evidence for a neural nonlinearity
D'Antona & Shevell
13 Inter-ocular contrast normalization in human visual cortex
Moradi & Heeger
14 Influence of accommodation on off-axis refractive errors in myopic eyes
Whatham, Zimmermann, Martinez, Delgado, de la Jara, Sankaridurg, & Ho
15 Uncertainty reveals surround modulation of shape
van der Kooij & te Pas

16 Estimated capacity of object files in visual short-term memory is not improved by retrieval cueing
Saiki & Miyatsuji
17 Binocular combination in anisometropic amblyopia
Huang, Zhou, Lu, Feng, & Zhou
18 Can illumination estimates provide the basis for color constancy?
Granzier, Brenner, & Smeets
19 Impact of scattering and spherical aberration in contrast sensitivity
Pérez, Manzanera, & Artal
20 Cross-orientation masking in human color vision
Medina & Mullen

21 Determination of foveal location using scanning laser polarimetry
VanNasdale, Elsner, Weber, Miura, & Haggerty
22 Spatial filtering versus anchoring accounts of brightness/lightness perception in staircase and simultaneous brightness/lightness contrast stimuli
Blakeslee, Reetz, & McCourt
23 Using graphical models to infer multiple visual classification features
Ross & Cohen
24 Does gravity matter? Effects of semantic and syntactic inconsistencies on the allocation of attention during scene perception
Võ & Henderson
25 Slant cues are processed with different latencies for the online control of movement
van Mierlo, Louw, Smeets, & Brenner

26 Past rejections lead to future misses: Selection-related inhibition produces blink-like misses of future (easily detectable) events
Lleras, Kawahara, & Levinthal
27 The pupils and optical systems of gecko eyes
Roth, Lundström, Kelber, Kröger, & Unsbo
28 Contributions of form, motion and task to biological motion perception
Thirkettle, Benton, & Scott-Samuel
29 Influence of visual path information on human heading perception during rotation
Li, Chen, & Peng
30 On the automaticity and flexibility of covert attention: A speed-accuracy trade-off analysis
Giordano, McElree, & Carrasco

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i Comparing citations and downloads for individual articles
Watson
1 Demand-based dynamic distribution of attention and monitoring of velocities during multiple-object tracking
Iordanescu, Grabowecky, & Suzuki
2 Biological “bar codes” in human faces
Dakin & Watt
3 Stereo vision requires an explicit encoding of vertical disparity
Serrano-Pedraza & Read
4 When a never-seen but less-occluded image is better recognized: Evidence from same-different matching experiments and a model
Lu & Liu

5 An experimental criterion for consistency in interpolation of partly occluded contours
Fulvio, Singh, & Maloney
6 ARTSCENE: A neural system for natural scene classification
Grossberg & Huang
7 Neuronal convergence in early contrast vision: Binocular summation is followed by response nonlinearity and area summation
Meese & Summers
8 Contrast independence of dynamic random dot correlogram evoked VEP amplitude
Markó, Kiss, Mikó-Baráth, Bártfai, Török, Kovács, & Jandó
9 Deficits in local and global motion perception arising from abnormal eye movements
Neveu, Jeffery, Moore, & Dakin

10 Using fMRI to distinguish components of the multiple object tracking task
Howe, Horowitz, Morocz, Wolfe, & Livingstone
11 Modeling visual search on a rough surface
Clarke, Chantler, & Green
12 Early-vision brain responses which predict human visual segmentation and learning
Censor, Bonneh, Arieli, & Sagi
13 Perceptual consequences of visual performance fields: The case of the line motion illusion
Fuller & Carrasco
14 Crowding, reading, and developmental dyslexia
Martelli, Di Filippo, Spinelli, & Zoccolotti

15 Interaction of spatial and temporal factors in psychophysical estimates of surround suppression
Churan, Richard, & Pack
16 Color constancy improves for real 3D objects
Hedrich, Bloj, & Ruppertsberg
17 ‘Zigzag motion’ goes in unexpected directions
Anstis
18 Optimum spatiotemporal receptive fields for vision in dim light
Klaus & Warrant
19 Perceptual organization in the tilt illusion
Schwartz, Sejnowski, & Dayan

20 Contrast-reversal abolishes perceptual learning
Hussain, Sekuler, & Bennett
21 Learning in shifts of transient attention improves recognition of parts of ambiguous figure-ground displays
Kristjánsson
22 Adaptive precision pooling of model neuron activities predicts the efficiency of human visual learning
Jacobs
23 Spatial localization: Interpolating first- and second-order visual structure
Badcock, McGraw, Bridle, & Cullity
24 A crowding model of visual clutter
van den Berg, Cornelissen, & Roerdink

25 Meaningful auditory information enhances perception of visual biological motion
Arrighi, Marini, & Burr
26 Color perception in the intermediate periphery of the visual field
Hansen, Pracejus, & Gegenfurtner
27 Quantifying the effect of natural and arbitrary sensorimotor contingencies on chromatic judgments
Richters & Eskew
28 Transsaccadic identification of highly similar artificial shapes
Demeyer, De Graef, Wagemans, & Verfaillie
29 Brain responses strongly correlate with Weibull image statistics when processing natural images
Scholte, Ghebreab, Waldorp, Smeulders, & Lamme

30 Two contrast adaptation processes: Contrast normalization and shifting, rectifying contrast comparison
Wolfson & Graham

Issue
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1 Gravity and observer's body orientation influence the visual perception of human body postures
Lopez, Bachofner, Mercier, & Blanke
2 Cross-orientation masking is speed invariant between ocular pathways but speed dependent within them
Meese & Baker
3 Attentional selection of noncontiguous locations: The spotlight is only transiently “split”
Dubois, Hamker, & VanRullen
4 Simple differential latencies modulate, but do not cause the flash-lag effect
Arnold, Ong, & Roseboom
5 A study of N250 event-related brain potential during face and non-face detection tasks
Nasr & Esteky

6 Visual performance after correcting higher order aberrations in keratoconic eyes
Sabesan & Yoon
7 Center-surround patterns emerge as optimal predictors for human saccade targets
Kienzle, Franz, Schölkopf, & Wichmann
8 Characterizing global and local mechanisms in biological motion perception
Chang & Troje
9 Low-level mechanisms may contribute to paradoxical motion percepts
Aaen-Stockdale, Thompson, Huang, & Hess
10 Motion streaks in fast motion rivalry cause orientation-selective suppression
Apthorp, Wenderoth, & Alais

11 Aging alters surround modulation of perceived contrast
Karas & McKendrick
12 Is the early modulation of brain activity by fearful facial expressions primarily mediated by coarse low spatial frequency information?
Vlamings, Goffaux, & Kemner
13 Asymmetric interference between the perception of shape and the perception of surface properties
Cant & Goodale
14 Color and shape interactions in the recognition of natural scenes by human and monkey observers
Liebe, Fischer, Logothetis, & Rainer
15 Optimal feature integration in visual search
Vincent, Baddeley, Troscianko, & Gilchrist

16 The reference frame of the motion aftereffect is retinotopic
Knapen, Rolfs, & Cavanagh
17 Temporal structure of chromatic channels revealed through masking
Cass, Clifford, Alais, & Spehar
18 Identity processing in multiple-face tracking
Ren, Chen, Liu, & Fu
19 Free viewing of dynamic stimuli by humans and monkeys
Berg, Boehnke, Marino, Munoz, & Itti
20 Comparing eye movements to detected vs. undetected target stimuli in an Identity Search task
Jacob & Hochstein

21 The effect of notched noise on flicker detection and discrimination
Smithson, Henning, MacLeod, & Stockman
22 Daily mixed visual experience that prevents amblyopia in cats does not always allow the development of good binocular depth perception
Mitchell, Kennie, Schwarzkopf, & Sengpiel
23 Bayesian priors are encoded independently from likelihoods in human multisensory perception
Beierholm, Quartz, & Shams
24 Pulfrich phenomena are coded effectively by a joint motion-disparity process
Qian & Freeman
25 A model of top-down attentional control during visual search in complex scenes
Hwang, Higgins, & Pomplun

26 The neural pathways mediating color shifts induced by temporally varying light
Christiansen, D'Antona, & Shevell
27 Figure–ground assignment to a translating contour: A preference for advancing vs. receding motion
Barenholtz & Tarr
28 Combination of noisy directional visual and proprioceptive information
Serwe, Drewing, & Trommershäuser
29 Post-saccadic location judgments reveal remapping of saccade targets to non-foveal locations
Collins, Rolfs, Deubel, & Cavanagh
30 Motion mechanisms with different spatiotemporal characteristics identified by an MAE technique with superimposed gratings
Shioiri & Matsumiya

31 An examination of binocular reading fixations based on sentence corpus data
Nuthmann & Kliegl

Issue
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1 Long-lasting modulation of feature integration by transcranial magnetic stimulation
Scharnowski, Rüter, Jolij, Hermens, Kammer, & Herzog
2 Color-selective attention need not be mediated by spatial attention
Andersen, Müller, & Hillyard
3 Integration of vision and haptics during tool use
Takahashi, Diedrichsen, & Watt
4 Accommodative lag and fluctuations when optical aberrations are manipulated
Gambra, Sawides, Dorronsoro, & Marcos
5 Background motion and the perception of shape defined by illusory contours
Li, Khuu, & Hayes

6 Implicitly perceived objects attract gaze during later free viewing
Pertzov, Zohary, & Avidan
7 The temporal advantage for individuating objects of expertise: Perceptual expertise is an early riser
Curby & Gauthier
8 The initial representation of individual faces in the right occipito-temporal cortex is holistic: Electrophysiological evidence from the composite face illusion
Jacques & Rossion
9 Stereo and motion Dmax in infants
Wattam-Bell
10 Asymmetric interaction between motion and stereopsis revealed by concurrent adaptation
Sohn & Lee

11 Short- and long-term plasticity of eye position information: Examining perceptual, attentional, and motor influences on perisaccadic perception
Kis, Singh, & Niemeier
12 Blur on the retina due to higher‐order aberrations: Comparison of eye growth models to experimental data
Hunter, Campbell, Kisilak, & Irving
13 The influence of shape and skeletal axis structure on texture perception
Harrison & Feldman
14 A new “tilt” illusion reveals the relation between border ownership and border binding
Roncato & Casco
15 Critical features for the perception of emotion from gait
Roether, Omlor, Christensen, & Giese

16 Adaptation and prolonged inhibition as a main cause of motion-induced blindness
Gorea & Caetta
17 Peripheral optical errors and their change with accommodation differ between emmetropic and myopic eyes
Lundström, Mira-Agudelo, & Artal
18 Holistic crowding of Mooney faces
Farzin, Rivera, & Whitney
19 Understanding rapid category detection via multiply degraded images
Nandakumar & Malik
20 Does the Chromatic Mach bands effect exist?
Tsofe, Spitzer, & Einav

21 Is attention essential for inducing synesthetic colors? Evidence from oculomotor distractors
Nijboer & Van der Stigchel
22 Dynamics of chromatic visual system processing differ in complexity between children and adults
Boon, Suttle, Henry, & Dain
23 Cross-cultural perceptions of facial resemblance between kin
Alvergne, Oda, Faurie, Matsumoto-Oda, Durand, & Raymond
24 Behavioral effects of visual field location on processing motion- and luminance-defined form
McMullen, MacSween, & Collin
25 Corrections to: Optic flow in human vision: MEG reveals a foveo-fugal bias in V1, specialization for spiral space in hMSTs, and global motion sensitivity in the IPS
Holliday & Meese

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1 The nonlinear structure of motion perception during smooth eye movements
Morvan & Wexler
2 Binocular motor coordination during saccades and fixations while reading: A magnitude and time analysis
Vernet & Kapoula
3 Exploring the spatiotemporal properties of fractal rotation perception
Lagacé-Nadon, Allard, & Faubert
4 Quantifying center bias of observers in free viewing of dynamic natural scenes
Tseng, Carmi, Cameron, Munoz, & Itti
5 Perceived timing of new objects and feature changes
Kanai, Carlson, Verstraten, & Walsh

6 Learning illumination- and orientation-invariant representations of objects through temporal association
Wallis, Backus, Langer, Huebner, & Bülthoff
7 Cue dynamics underlying rapid detection of animals in natural scenes
Elder & Velisavljević
8 Assessing direction-specific adaptation using the steady-state visual evoked potential: Results from EEG source imaging
Ales & Norcia
9 Effects of target enhancement and distractor suppression on multiple object tracking capacity
Bettencourt & Somers
10 Pupil dynamics during bistable motion perception
Hupé, Lamirel, & Lorenceau

11 Higher-order aberrations produce orientation-specific notches in the defocused contrast sensitivity function
Tahir, Parry, Pallikaris, & Murray
12 Experimental validation of a Bayesian model of visual acuity
Dalimier, Pailos, Rivera, & Navarro
13 Spatial contrast sensitivity and grating acuity of barn owls
Harmening, Nikolay, Orlowski, & Wagner
14 Perceived duration of visual motion increases with speed
Kaneko & Murakami
15 A neurophysiologically plausible population code model for human contrast discrimination
Goris, Wichmann, & Henning

16 Learning to attend: Effects of practice on information selection
Kelley & Yantis
17 Storing fine detailed information in visual working memory—Evidence from event-related potentials
Gao, Li, Liang, Chen, Yin, & Shen
18 Age-related decline of contrast sensitivity for second-order stimuli: Earlier onset, but slower progression, than for first-order stimuli
Tang & Zhou

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Issue
9
1 Looking ahead: The perceived direction of gaze shifts before the eyes move
Hunt & Cavanagh
2 Ventral extra-striate cortical areas are required for human visual texture segmentation
Allen, Humphreys, Colin, & Neumann
3 Congruency effects in the remote distractor paradigm: Evidence for top-down modulation
Born & Kerzel
4 Scale dependence and channel switching in letter identification
Oruç & Landy
5 Demonstration of an eye-movement-induced visual motion illusion (Filehne illusion) in Rhesus monkeys
Dash, Dicke, Chakraborty, Haarmeier, & Thier

6 Different masking effects on “hole” and “no-hole” figures
Zhang, Zhu, Ding, Zhou, Hu, & Ma
7 On the nature of the stimulus information necessary for estimating mean size of visual arrays
Joo, Shin, Chong, & Blake
8 Probabilistic combination of slant information: Weighted averaging and robustness as optimal percepts
Girshick & Banks
9 Visual motion aftereffects arise from a cascade of two isomorphic adaptation mechanisms
Stocker & Simoncelli
10 Maybe they are all circles: Clues and cues
Muller, Brenner, & Smeets

11 The discrimination of chromatic textures
Giesel, Hansen, & Gegenfurtner
12 The linearity and selectivity of neuronal responses in awake visual cortex
Chen, Anand, Martinez-Conde, Macknik, Bereshpolova, Swadlow, & Alonso
13 Anchoring of lightness values by relative luminance and relative area
Gilchrist & Radonjić
14 Different hue coding underlying figure segregation and region detection tasks
Nagai & Uchikawa
15 Perceptual learning of global pattern motion occurs on the basis of local motion
Nishina, Kawato, & Watanabe

16 Spatial-frequency and contrast properties of reading in central and peripheral vision
Chung & Tjan
17 Temporal dynamics of saccadic distraction
Bompas & Sumner
18 Temporal constraints on conscious vision: On the ubiquitous nature of the attentional blink
Nieuwenstein, Van der Burg, Theeuwes, Wyble, & Potter

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1 Contrast sensitivity in natural scenes depends on edge as well as spatial frequency structure
Bex, Solomon, & Dakin
2 Accumulation of visual information across multiple fixations
Pertzov, Avidan, & Zohary
3 From disparity to depth: How to make a grating and a plaid appear in the same depth plane
Chai & Farell
4 Recovery of a crowded object by masking the flankers: Determining the locus of feature integration
Chakravarthi & Cavanagh
5 The relationship between object spatial profile and accommodation microfluctuations in emmetropes and myopes
Day, Gray, Seidel, & Strang

6 The contributions of central versus peripheral vision to scene gist recognition
Larson & Loschky
7 The precision of visual working memory is set by allocation of a shared resource
Bays, Catalao, & Husain
8 Globally inconsistent figure/ground relations induced by a negative part
Kim & Feldman
9 Recruitment of a novel cue for active control depends on control dynamics
Li, Saunders, & Li
10 The gender-specific face aftereffect is based in retinotopic not spatiotopic coordinates across several natural image transformations
Afraz & Cavanagh

11 Perception of limited-lifetime biological motion from different viewpoints
Kuhlmann, de Lussanet, & Lappe
12 Temporal whitening: Transient noise perceptually equalizes the 1/f temporal amplitude spectrum
Cass, Alais, Spehar, & Bex
13 The aperture problem in contoured stimuli
Kane, Bex, & Dakin
14 The role of orientation and position in shape perception
Day & Loffler
15 Myopia and peripheral ocular aberrations
Mathur, Atchison, & Charman

16 Intermittent occlusion enhances the smoothness of sampled motion
Scherzer & Ekroll
17 Improved classification images with sparse priors in a smooth basis
Mineault, Barthelmé, & Pack
18 Sensitivity and perceptual awareness increase with practice in metacontrast masking
Schwiedrzik, Singer, & Melloni
19 Effects of gestational length, gender, postnatal age, and birth order on visual contrast sensitivity in infants
Dobkins, Bosworth, & McCleery
20 Occlusion-related lateral connections stabilize kinetic depth stimuli through perceptual coupling
Klink, Noest, Holten, van den Berg, & van Wezel

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1 Averaging facial expression over time
Haberman, Harp, & Whitney
2 The spatial tuning of adaptation-based time compression
Ayhan, Bruno, Nishida, & Johnston
3 No capacity limit in attentional tracking: Evidence for probabilistic inference under a resource constraint
Ma & Huang
4 Accommodative and vergence responses to conflicting blur and disparity stimuli during development
Bharadwaj & Candy
5 An object-color space
Logvinenko

6 Downhill slopes look shallower from the edge
Li & Durgin
7 Smooth pursuit performance during target blanking does not influence the triggering of predictive saccades
Orban de Xivry, Missal, & Lefèvre
8 The effects of target template specificity on visual search in real-world scenes: Evidence from eye movements
Malcolm & Henderson
9 Visual search without attentional displacement
Zénon, Hamed, Duhamel, & Olivier
10 Image statistics do not explain the perception of gloss and lightness
Anderson & Kim

11 Motion-aftereffect-induced blindness
Lages, Adams, & Graf
12 Portraits made to measure: Manipulating social judgments about individuals with a statistical face model
Walker & Vetter
13 The effect of crowding on orientation-selective adaptation in human early visual cortex
Bi, Cai, Zhou, & Fang
14 What is binocular vision for? A birds' eye view
Martin
15 Experience-dependent changes in the topography of visual crowding
Williamson, Scolari, Jeong, Kim, & Awh

16 Involuntary cueing effects on accuracy measures: Stimulus and task dependence
Kerzel, Zarian, & Souto
17 Orientation-tuned suppression in binocular rivalry reveals general and specific components of rivalry suppression
Stuit, Cass, Paffen, & Alais
18 Attentive and pre-attentive aspects of figural processing
Appelbaum & Norcia
19 Tactile force perception depends on the visual speed of the collision object
Arai & Okajima
20 Relative contributions of 2D and 3D cues in a texture segmentation task, implications for the roles of striate and extrastriate cortex in attentional selection
Zhaoping, Guyader, & Lewis

21 Size tuning and contextual modulation of backward contrast masking
Saarela & Herzog
22 The roles of mask luminance and perceptual grouping in visual backward masking
Dombrowe, Hermens, Francis, & Herzog
23 A new theory of structure-from-motion perception
Fernandez & Farell
24 Mechanisms underlying perceptual learning of contrast detection in adults with anisometropic amblyopia
Huang, Lu, & Zhou
25 Everyone knows what is interesting: Salient locations which should be fixated
Masciocchi, Mihalas, Parkhurst, & Niebur

26 Different cue weights at the same place
Muller, Brenner, & Smeets
27 Separate motion-detecting mechanisms for first- and second-order patterns revealed by rapid forms of visual motion priming and motion aftereffect
Pavan, Campana, Guerreschi, Manassi, & Casco
28 Dissociable effects of attention and crowding on orientation averaging
Dakin, Bex, Cass, & Watt

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1 Nonlinear characterization of a simple process in human vision
Neri
2 The initial torsional Ocular Following Response (tOFR) in humans: A response to the total motion energy in the stimulus?
Sheliga, FitzGibbon, & Miles
3 Orientation tuning of curvature adaptation reveals both curvature-polarity-selective and non-selective mechanisms
Bell, Gheorghiu, & Kingdom
4 The sliding window of audio–visual simultaneity
Roseboom, Nishida, & Arnold
5 Latency characteristics of the short-wavelength-sensitive cones and their associated pathways
Lee, Mollon, Zaidi, & Smithson

6 Categorical color constancy for simulated surfaces
Olkkonen, Hansen, & Gegenfurtner
7 Recalibration of multisensory simultaneity: Cross-modal transfer coincides with a change in perceptual latency
Di Luca, Machulla, & Ernst
8 Stereoscopic discrimination of the layout of ground surfaces
Allison, Gillam, & Palmisano
9 Origin of the fast negative ERG component from isolated aspartate-treated mouse retina
Vinberg, Strandman, & Koskelainen
10 Faces and text attract gaze independent of the task: Experimental data and computer model
Cerf, Frady, & Koch

11 The role of vertical mirror symmetry in visual shape detection
Machilsen, Pauwels, & Wagemans
12 The fate of task-irrelevant visual motion: Perceptual load versus feature-based attention
Taya, Adams, Graf, & Lavie
13 A summary-statistic representation in peripheral vision explains visual crowding
Balas, Nakano, & Rosenholtz
14 Monocular signals in human lateral geniculate nucleus reflect the Craik–Cornsweet–O'Brien effect
Anderson, Dakin, & Rees
15 Static and space-time visual saliency detection by self-resemblance
Seo & Milanfar

16 Why are you angry with me? Facial expressions of threat influence perception of gaze direction
Ewbank, Jennings, & Calder
17 Orientation bandwidths are invariant across spatiotemporal frequency after isotropic components are removed
Cass, Stuit, Bex, & Alais
18 Preservation of shape discrimination in aging
Habak, Wilkinson, & Wilson
19 Face gender and emotion expression: Are angry women more like men?
Hess, Adams, Grammer, & Kleck
20 Effect of accommodation on peripheral ocular aberrations
Mathur, Atchison, & Charman

21 Oculomotor responses and visuospatial perceptual judgments compete for common limited resources
Tibber, Grant, & Morgan
22 A masking analysis of glass pattern perception
Chen
23 Effect of distance upon horizontal and vertical look and stare OKN
Knapp, Gottlob, McLean, Rafelt, & Proudlock
24 Stereo transparency in ambiguous stereograms generated by overlapping two identical dot patterns
Watanabe
25 Immediate transfer of synesthesia to a novel inducer
Mroczko, Metzinger, Singer, & Nikolić

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1 Task influences on the dynamic properties of fast eye movements
Kaminiarz, Königs, & Bremmer
2 Contours in noise: A role for self-cuing?
Verghese
3 Speed encoding in human visual cortex revealed by fMRI adaptation
Lingnau, Ashida, Wall, & Smith
4 Binocular rivalry: Spreading dominance through complex images
Arnold, James, & Roseboom
5 A (fascinating) litmus test for human retino- vs. non-retinotopic processing
Boi, Öğmen, Krummenacher, Otto, & Herzog

6 Spatiotemporally coherent motion direction perception occurs even for spatiotemporal reversal of motion sequence
Hidaka, Nagai, & Gyoba
7 Dynamic information for the recognition of conversational expressions
Cunningham & Wallraven
8 Motion-induced position shifts in global dynamic Gabor arrays
Rider, McOwan, & Johnston
9 Where is the moving object now? Judgments of instantaneous position show poor temporal precision ( SD = 70 ms)
Linares, Holcombe, & White
10 Integration of monocular motion signals and the analysis of interocular velocity differences for the perception of motion-in-depth
Shioiri, Kakehi, Tashiro, & Yaguchi

11 Latitude and longitude vertical disparities
Read, Phillipson, & Glennerster
12 The effect of changing size on vergence is mediated by changing disparity
Wismeijer & Erkelens
13 Edge detection and texture classification by cuttlefish
Zylinski, Osorio, & Shohet
14 Catching fly balls in virtual reality: A critical test of the outfielder problem
Fink, Foo, & Warren
15 Chromatic and luminance contrast sensitivity in fullterm and preterm infants
Bosworth & Dobkins

16 The spatial scale of perceptual memory in ambiguous figure perception
Knapen, Brascamp, Adams, & Graf
17 Optimal stimulus encoders for natural tasks
Geisler, Najemnik, & Ing
18 Top–down flow of visual spatial attention signals from parietal to occipital cortex
Lauritzen, D'Esposito, Heeger, & Silver
19 Pattern matching is assessed in retinotopic coordinates
McKyton, Pertzov, & Zohary
20 Effects of surrounding frame on visual search for vertical or tilted bars
May & Zhaoping

21 The relationship between CA/C ratio and individual differences in dynamic accommodative responses while viewing stereoscopic images
Fukushima, Torii, Ukai, Wolffsohn, & Gilmartin

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