The accommodative response to subthreshold blur and to perceptual fading during the Troxler phenomenon 7 – 15
John C Kotulak, Clifton M Schor
Digitized images: what type of grey scale should one use? 17 – 25
Fred Kingdom, Bernard Moulden
Optimizing stereo separation in color television anaglyphs 27 – 36
Jeffrey B Mulligan
What variables control (long-range) apparent motion? 37 – 40
Kvetoslav Prazdny
Static depiction of movement 41 – 58
Claudia Carello, Lawrence Rosenblum, Alexis Grosofsky
A spatial illusion from motion rivalry 59 – 66
David C Burr, John Ross, M Concetta Morrone
Acuity of sound localisation: a topography of auditory space. III. Monaural hearing conditions 67 – 81
Simon R Oldfield, Simon P A Parker
Tactile diplopia (diplesthesia) on the human fingers 83 – 91
Fabrizio Benedetti
Figure-background perception in right and left hemi spheres of human commissurotomy subjects 95 – 109
Alice Cronin-Golomb
Hemifield differences in perceived velocity 111 – 117
Andrew T Smith, Peter Hammond
Enhancing the perception of form in peripheral vision 119 – 130
Gad Geiger, Jerome Y Lettvin
Induced motion considered as a visually induced oculogyral illusion 131 – 138
Robert B Post
Some tests of the Marr - Ullman model of movement detection 139 – 155
Bernard Moulden, Helena Begg
Positional acuity without monocular cues 157 – 162
Michael J Morgan
Pathways in type-B (U-shaped) metacontrast 163 – 172
Adam Reeves
Sensitivity to perspective structure while walking without vision 173 – 188
John J Rieser, David A Guth, Everett W Hill
Metaphoric devices in drawings of motion mean the same to the blind and the sighted 189 – 195
John M Kennedy, Paul Gabias
Separating figure from ground with a parallel network 197 – 216
Paul K Kienker, Terrence J Sejnowski, Geoffrey E Hinton, Lee E Schumacher
Snowhole blues: comments on Kinney and Corth 219 – 221
Tom Troscianko
An anomalous brightness differentation 223 – 226
Gaetano Kanizsa, Gian Franco Minguzzi
Reviews 227 – 228
Exploring recognition with interchanged facial features 235 – 247
Nigel D Haig
Suprathreshold stereo-depth matches as a function of contrast and spatial frequency 249 – 258
Clifton M Schor, Peter A Howarth
The role of spatial-frequency channels in the perception of local and global structure 259 – 273
Gordon L Shulman, Marc A Sullivan, Ken Gish, William J Sakoda
Is there anything out there?: a study of distal attribution in response to vibrotactile stimulation 275 – 284
William Epstein, Barry Hughes, Sandra Schneider, Paul Bach-y-Rita
Spatial organization of the diplesthetic and nondiplesthetic areas of the fingers 285 – 301
Fabrizio Benedetti
Tactile recognition of laterally inverted mirror images by children: intermanual transfer and rotation of the palm 303 – 312
Gisela Römer, Heike Gresch, George Ettlinger, Josephine V Brown
A psychophysical measure of visual and kinaesthetic spatial discriminative abilities of adults and children 313 – 324
Victor J Manyam
Eliminating the haptic oblique effect: influence of scanning incongruity and prior knowledge of the standards 325 – 329
Stuart Appelle, Martin Countryman
A test of the minimum principle requires a perceptual coding system 331 – 354
Frans Boselie, Emanuel Leeuwenberg
Visual object recognition in patients with right-hemisphere lesions: axes or features? 355 – 366
Elizabeth K Warrington, Merle James
High-resolution facial feature saliency mapping 373 – 386
Nigel D Haig
Influences of familiarity on the processing of faces 387 – 397
Vicki Bruce
Apparent height of a stereokinetic cone is decreased by departure from circularity 399 – 403
John A Wilson, James O Robinson, David J Piggins
Multiple 3-D interpretations in a classic stereokinetic effect 405 – 408
Paola Bressan, Giorgio Vallortigara
Subjective contours can produce stereokinetic effects 409 – 412
Paola Bressan, Giorgio Vallortigara
Briefly presented stimuli can disrupt constant suppression and binocular rivalry suppression 413 – 417
Jeremy M Wolfe
Aftereffects in binocular rivalry 419 – 434
Nicholas J Wade, Charles M M de Weert
Binocular rivalry with rotary and radial motions 435 – 442
Nicholas J Wade, Charles M M de Weert
Facilitatory interactions between flashed lines 443 – 460
Robert A Smith, Peter Cass
Perceived orientation of contour quadrangles 461 – 466
Naum Yakimoff, Polina Lolova
Spatiotemporal isosensitivity fields in the human visual system 467 – 472
Bill Jenkins
Flicker masking and developmental dyslexia 473 – 482
Andrew T Smith, Frances Early, Sarah C Grogan
The effect of line-figure information on the magnitude of the dot forms of the Poggendorff and Müller-Lyer illusions 483 – 490
John Predebon
The basis of Stroop interference involving the multimodal correlates of auditory pitch 491 – 496
Peter Walker, Sylvia Smith
The optomotor response and induced motion of the self 497 – 502
Irvin Rock, Deborah Smith
The impossibly twisted Pulfrich pendulum 503 – 504
J A Wilson, J O Robinson
Paul A Kolers--A remembrance 505 – 506
Reviews 507 – 509
Encoding speed of visual features and the occurrence of illusory conjunctions 515 – 524
Donald Broadbent, Margaret H P Broadbent
The effects of distinctiveness in recognising and classifying faces 525 – 535
Tim Valentine, Vicki Bruce
Surface contours, Glass patterns, and a slant illusion 537 – 540
David C Earle
An assessment of decision-making as a possible factor in the age-related loss of contrast sensitivity 541 – 552
James D Morrison, James Reilly
A test of the spatial-frequency explanation of the Müller-Lyer illusion 553 – 562
Marisa Carrasco, Jesus G Figueroa, J Douglas Willen
Attention and depth perception 563 – 572
Nobuo Kawabata
The pigeon's discrimination of movement patterns (Lissajous figures) and contour-dependent rotational invariance 573 – 588
Jacky Emmerton
Hemispheric asymmetries in the visual evoked potentials to temporal frequency: preliminary evidence 589 – 594
Mohamed Rebai, Luciano Mecacci, Jean-Didier Bagot, Claude Bonnet
Recognition of positive and negative bandpass-filtered images 595 – 602
Tony Hayes, M Concetta Morrone, David C Burr
Apparent velocity of motion aftereffects in central and peripheral vision 603 – 612
Michael J Wright
Directionally selective channels mediate the discrimination of moving aperiodic stimuli 613 – 618
Gordon L Shulman
Three-dimensional structure from long-range apparent motion 619 – 625
Kvetoslav Prazdny
Illusory continuous motion from oscillating positive-negative patterns: implications for motion perception 627 – 640
Stuart M Anstis, Brian J Rogers
Letters to the editor 641 – 646
Reviews 647 – 649
Humour 651
Foreword 653 – 654
Walter Stanley Stiles 1901 -1985 657 – 666
Reflections on the past and comments on the present 667 – 672
The colour-matching functions and visual research 673 – 676
W David Wright
Interindividual receptor variability of normal colour observers: analysis of the 2-deg Stiles and Burch data 677 – 687
Oscar Estévez
The equivalent background of bleaching 689 – 703
William A H Rushton, Donald I A MacLeod
The π mechanisms of W S Stiles: an historical review 705 – 728
Edward N Pugh Jr, Daniel B Kirk
The spectral sensitivities of the middle- and long-wavelength cones: an extension of the two-colour threshold technique of W S Stiles 729 – 754
Andrew Stockman, John Mollon
Similarity of normalized discrimination ellipses in the constant-luminance chromaticity plane 755 – 763
Robert M Boynton, Alien L Nagy, Rhea T Eskew Jr
The Stiles summation index applied to heterochromatic brightness matching 765 – 776
Mitsuo Ikeda, Yasuhisa Nakano
The Stiles - Crawford effect of the first kind (SCE I): studies of SCE I in an aniridic observer 777 – 784
Jay M Enoch, Vasudevan Lakshminarayanan, Shinichi Yamade
The Stiles - Crawford effect of the second kind (SCII): a review 785 – 799
Mathew Alpern
Author index 801 – 804
Subject index 805 – 807
