Vol 5
Psychological Science
Volume 5, Issue 6
- Psychological Science: The First 5 Years
- Tracings of Change: Five Years of Psychology in Washington
- Cognition, Development, and the Brain Progress and Expectations
- The Statistics Ritual in Psychological Research
- Methodology and Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences The Old and the New
- The Counternull Value of an Effect Size: A New Statistic
- Rediscovering the Past: Gustav Fechner and Signal Detection Theory
- Paternal Separation Anxiety: Relationships With Parenting Stress, Child-Rearing Attitudes, and Maternal Anxieties
- The Impact of Audition on the Development of Visual Attention
- A Developmental-Genetic Analysis of Continuity and Change in the Bayley Mental Development Index from 14 to 24 Months: The MacArthur Longitudinal Twin Study
- Genius and Madness?: A Quasi-Experimental Test of the Hypothesis That Manic-Depression Increases Creativity
- Transitive Inference in Rats: A Test of the Spatial Coding Hypothesis
- Stroop-Like Effects for Monkeys and Humans: Processing Speed or Strength of Association?
- Covert Orienting in the Split Brain Reveals Hemispheric Specialization for Object-Based Attention
- Global Processing-Time Coefficients Characterize Individual and Group Differences in Cognitive Speed
- Lotteries and the Time Horizon
- An Experimental Test of Event Commutativity in Decision Making Under Uncertainty
- Personality and Perceptual Expertise: Individual Differences in Perceptual Identification
- Startle Reflex Modification: Effects of Attention Vary With Emotional Valence
- Willingness to Pay for Public Goods: A Test of the Contribution Model
