Cognitive contributions to the perception of spatial and temporal events

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Cognitive Contributions to the Perception of Spatial and Temporal Events : Editors' Introduction = XI
• Part Ⅰ : Cognitive Contributions to the Perception of Spatial Events a)Action-Oriented Views
• 1 Separate Representations of Visual Space for Perception and Visually Guided Behavior / Bruce Bridgeman = 3
• The New Dissociationism : Implications for Action. Commentary on Bridgeman / Patrick Haggard. = 15
• 2 On the Perception of Position / A. H. C. Van der Heijden ; Jochen M$$\ddot u$$sseler ; Bruce Bridgeman = 19
• Function and Processing of "Meaningless"and Meaningful" Position. Commentary on Van der Heijden et al. / Peter Wolff. = 39
• 3 Space Perception and Intended Action / Peter Wolff = 43
• The Limits of an Occasionalist Gibsonian Theory of Perceptual Space. Commentary on Wolff / Heiko Hecht. = 65
• 4 Cognition and Spatial Perception : Production of Output or Control of Input? / J. Scott Jordan = 69
• Efference Copy and Intention : Old Wine in New Bottles? Commentary on Jordan / Bruce Bridgeman. = 91
• 5 Motor Determinants of a Unified World Perception / Jacues Paillard = 95
• A Motor Theory Again? Commentary on Paillard / A. H. C. Vand der Heijden. = 113
• Can We Explain Cross-Modal Representation with Neural Algorithms Alone? Commentary on Paillard / Mark A. Elliott. = 117
• 6 How Independent from Action Control is Perception? An Event-Coding Account for More Equally-Ranked Crosstalks / Jochen M$$\ddot u$$sseler = 121
• Induction and Impairment during Event Control : A Means of Resolving the Perception-Action Distinction? Commentary on M$$\ddot u$$sseler / J. Scott Jordan = 149
• Part Ⅰ : Cognitive Contributions to the Perception of Spatial Events b)Attention-Oriented Views
• 7 Effects of Attention on Length Perception, Gap Detection and Visual Localization. Towards a Theory of Attentional Receptive Fields / Yehoshua Tsal = 155
• About Neural Implementation and Microgenesis. Commentary on Tsal / Talis Bachmann. = 167
• 8 Twelve Spatiotemporal Phenomena and One Explanation / Talis Backmann = 173
• Pertentional Retouch, Selective Attention and Synchronicity Priming. Commentary on Bachmann / Hermann J.M$$\ddot u$$ller ; Mark A.Elliott. = 207
• Part Ⅱ : Cognitive Contributions to the Perception of Temporal Events
• 9 Perceived Timing of Self-Initiated Actions / Patrick Haggard = 215
• Mental Chronometry and the Timing of "High Level"Conscious Intentions. Commentary on Haggard / Dan Zakay. = 229
• 10 Action Timing in an Isochronous Tapping Task. Evidence from Behavioral Studied and Neuroimaging / Katharina M$$\ddot u$$ller ; Gisa Aschersleben ; Robert Koch ; Hans-Joachim Freund ; Wolfgang Prinz = 233
• The Negative Asynchrony Phenomenon : A Prospective Timing Perspective. Commentary on M$$\ddot u$$ller et al. / Dan Zakay ; Richard A. Block = 251
• What is the Souce of the Mean Anticipatory Synchronization Error during Temporal Tracking? Commentary on M$$\ddot u$$ller et al. / Don O'Boyle. = 259
• 11 Reaction Time and Temporal-Order Judgment as Measures of Perceptual Latency : The problem of Dissociations / Piotr Ja$$s'$$kowski = 265
• Reaction Time and Temporal Order Judgment : Two Measures of Perceptual Latency? Commentary on Ja$$s'$$kowski / Christoph Steglich. = 283
• Characterising Perceptual Latency. Commentary on Ja$$s'$$kowski Don D'Boyle. = 289
• 12 Task-Dependent Timing of Perceptual Events / Gisa Aschersleben = 293
• Some Remaining Problems on Temporal Dissociations. Commentary on Aschersleben / Piotr Ja$$s'$$kowski. = 319
• 13 40-Hz-Synchronicity Proming of Kanizsa-Figure Detection Demonstrated by a Novel Psychophysical Paradigm / Hermann J. M$$\ddot u$$ller ; Mark A. Elliott = 323
• Is 40 Hz Synchronicity Priming shown by a Novel Psychophysical Paradigm indeed a 40 Hz Phenomenon? Commentary on M$$\ddot u$$ller ; Elliott / Katharina M$$\ddot u$$ller = 341
• Part Ⅲ : Cognitive Contributions to the Perception of Intermodal Events
• 14 Ventriloquism : A Case of Crossmodal Perceptual Grouping / Paul Bertelson = 347
• The Advantages and Limitations of the Psychophysical Staircases Procedure in the Study of Intersensory Bias. Commentary on Bertelson / Robert B. Welch. = 363
• 15 Meaning, Attention, and the "Unity Assumption"in the Intersensory Bias of Spatial and Temporal Perceptions / Robert B. Welch = 371
• Ventrilquism and the Nature of the Unity Decision. Commentary on Welch / Jean Vroomen. = 389
• 16 The Development of Temporal and Spatial Intermodal Perception / David J. Lewkowicz = 395
• On the Asymmetry of the Temporal Contiguity Window. Commentary on Lewkowicz / Gisa Aschersleben. = 421
• 17 Seeing Cries and Hearing Smiles : Crossmodal Perception of Emotional Expressions / Beatrice de Gelder ; Jean Vroomen ; Gilles Pourtois = 425
• Crossmodal Perception and the Function of Emotion. Commentary on de Gelder et al. / Heiko Hecht. = 439
• Author Index = 445
• Subject Index = 457