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Volume 15, Number 1, February 2014

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    Rodrick Wallace:
    Cognition and biology: perspectives from information theory. 1-12
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    Mohammad Saifullah, Christian Balkenius, Arne Jönsson:
    A biologically based model for recognition of 2-D occluded patterns. 13-28
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    Gennaro Pica, Antonio Pierro, Arie W. Kruglanski:
    Effect of circadian rhythms on retrieval-induced forgetting. 29-38
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    Sandra Buratti, Carl Martin Allwood, Marcus Johansson:
    Stability in the metamemory realism of eyewitness confidence judgments. 39-53
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    Xiaoping Pu, Chi-Shing Tse:
    The influence of intentional versus incidental retrieval practices on the role of recollection in test-enhanced learning. 55-64
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    Masashi Sugimoto, Takashi Kusumi:
    The effect of text continuity on spatial representation: route versus survey perspective. 65-75
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    Hossein Kaviani, Hilda Mirbaha, Mehrangiz Pournaseh, Olivia Sagan:
    Can music lessons increase the performance of preschool children in IQ tests? 77-84
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    Alessandro Innocenti, Elisa De Stefani, Mariateresa Sestito, Maurizio Gentilucci:
    Understanding of action-related and abstract verbs in comparison: a behavioral and TMS study. 85-92
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    Hui Li, Yan Bao, Ernst Pöppel, Yi-Huang Su:
    A unique visual rhythm does not pop out. 93-97
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    Leandra Bucher, Florian Röser, Jelica Nejasmic, Kai Hamburger:
    Belief revision and way-finding. 99-106
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    12th Biannual Conference of the German Cognitive Science Society (KogWis 2014). 107
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    Acknowledgment to Reviewers. 109-112

Volume 15, Number 2, May 2014

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    Bettina Gathmann, Mirko Pawlikowski, Tobias Schöler, Matthias Brand:
    Performing a secondary executive task with affective stimuli interferes with decision making under risk conditions. 113-126
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    Sandro Rama Fiorini, Peter Gärdenfors, Mara Abel:
    Representing part-whole relations in conceptual spaces. 127-142
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    Massimiliano Palmiero, Rosalia Di Matteo, Marta Olivetti Belardinelli:
    The representation of conceptual knowledge: visual, auditory, and olfactory imagery compared with semantic processing. 143-157
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    Philip Grewe, Hanno A. Ohmann, Hans J. Markowitsch, Martina Piefke:
    The Bergen left-right discrimination test: practice effects, reliable change indices, and strategic performance in the standard and alternate form with inverted stimuli. 159-172
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    Maohai Li, Han Wang, Lining Sun, Zesu Cai:
    A robust vision-based method for staircase detection and localization. 173-194
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    Guillermo A. Ludueña, Mehran Djalali Behzad, Claudius Gros:
    Exploration in free word association networks: models and experiment. 195-200
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    Joanna L. Brooks, Maria A. Brandimonte:
    Left-ear-driven representational pseudoneglect for mentally represented real-word scenes created from aural-verbal description. 201-207
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    Graham G. Scott, Patrick J. O'Donnell, Sara C. Sereno:
    Emotion words and categories: evidence from lexical decision. 209-215
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    Takashi Suegami, Samira Aminihajibashi, Bruno Laeng:
    Another look at category effects on colour perception and their left hemispheric lateralisation: no evidence from a colour identification task. 217-226
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    Shannon K. T. Bailey, Valerie K. Sims:
    Self-reported craft expertise predicts maintenance of spatial ability in old age. 227-231
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    ICSC 2015 Space and Situated Cognition 6th International Conference on Spatial Cognition Rome, September 7-11, 2015. 233

Volume 15, Number 3, August 2014

Social Embodied Cognition

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    Fernando Marmolejo-Ramos, Amedeo D'Angiulli:
    Current research topics in embodied social cognition. 235-236
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    Michal Parzuchowski, Aleksandra Szymkow, Wieslaw Baryla, Bogdan Wojciszke:
    From the heart: hand over heart as an embodiment of honesty. 237-244
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    John F. Stins, Adam Lobel, Karin Roelofs, Peter Jan Beek:
    Social embodiment in directional stepping behavior. 245-252
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    Fernando Marmolejo-Ramos, Pedro R. Montoro, María Rosa Elosúa, María José Contreras, William Alejandro Jiménez-Jiménez:
    The activation of representative emotional verbal contexts interacts with vertical spatial axis. 253-267
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    Jin Xue, Jie Yang, Qian Zhao:
    Chinese-English bilinguals processing temporal-spatial metaphor. 269-281
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    Juan Antonio Prieto Velasco, Maribel Tercedor Sánchez:
    The embodied nature of medical concepts: image schemas and language for pain. 283-296
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    Kuzma Strelnikov:
    Neuroenergetics at the brain-mind interface: a conceptual approach. 297-306
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    Marco Sperduti, Sophie Guionnet, Philippe Fossati, Jacqueline Nadel:
    Mirror Neuron System and Mentalizing System connect during online social interaction. 307-316
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    Mirjam Wasner, Korbinian Moeller, Martin H. Fischer, Hans-Christoph Nuerk:
    Aspects of situated cognition in embodied numerosity: the case of finger counting. 317-328
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    Danielle Hoffmann, Delia Pigat, Christine Schiltz:
    The impact of inhibition capacities and age on number-space associations. 329-342
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    Aileen Oeberst, Ina von der Beck, Steffen Nestler:
    Reading about explanations enhances perceptions of inevitability and foreseeability: a cross-cultural study with Wikipedia articles. 343-349
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    Claudio Imperatori, Riccardo Brunetti, Benedetto Farina, Anna Maria Speranza, Anna Losurdo, Elisa Testani, Anna Contardi, Giacomo Della Marca:
    Modification of EEG power spectra and EEG connectivity in autobiographical memory: a sLORETA study. 351-361
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    Mark John Campbell, Aidan P. Moran:
    There is more to green reading than meets the eye! Exploring the gaze behaviours of expert golfers on a virtual golf putting task. 363-372
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    Girts Burgmanis, Zaiga Krisjane, Jurgis Skilters:
    Acquisition of spatial knowledge in different urban areas: evidence from a survey analysis of adolescents. 373-383
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    Joe Causer, Paul R. Ford:
    "Decisions, decisions, decisions": transfer and specificity of decision-making skill between sports. 385-389
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    Sumitava Mukherjee, Narayanan Srinivasan, Jaison A. Manjaly:
    Global processing fosters donations toward charity appeals framed in an approach orientation. 391-396
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    Magda L. Dumitru:
    Moving stimuli guide retrieval and (in)validation of coordination simulations. 397-403
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    Ana Isabel Pérez, Daniela Paolieri, Pedro Macizo, Teresa Bajo:
    The role of working memory in inferential sentence comprehension. 405-413
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    Alexandre Coutté, Gérard Olivier, Sylvane Faure, Thierry Baccino:
    Preparation of forefinger's sequence on keyboard orients ocular fixations on computer screen. 415-422

Volume 15, Number 4, November 2014

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    Arturo Carsetti:
    Life, cognition and metabiology. 423-434
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    David J. Lobina:
    Probing recursion. 435-450
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    Ramesh Kumar Mishra, Siddharth Singh:
    Activation of shape and semantic information during ambiguous homophone processing: eye tracking evidence from Hindi. 451-465
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    Norbert Fürstenau:
    Simulating bistable perception with interrupted ambiguous stimulus using self-oscillator dynamics with percept choice bifurcation. 467-490
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    Jacques Launay, Roger T. Dean, Freya Bailes:
    Synchronising movements with the sounds of a virtual partner enhances partner likeability. 491-501
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    Andrea Marotta, Diana Martella, Lisa Maccari, Mara Sebastiani, Maria Casagrande:
    Poor vigilance affects attentional orienting triggered by central uninformative gaze and arrow cues. 503-513
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    Sandra Jhean-Larose, Nicolas Leveau, Guy Denhière:
    Influence of emotional valence and arousal on the spread of activation in memory. 515-522
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    John E. Fisk, Andy M. Morley, Florentia Hadjiefthyvoulou, Catharine Montgomery:
    Reasoning deficits among illicit drug users are associated with aspects of cannabis use. 523-534
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    Elvira García-Bajos, Malen Migueles, Alaitz Aizpurua:
    Conceptual and perceptual encoding instructions differently affect event recall. 535-541
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    Stefania de Vito, Antimo Buonocore, Jean-François Bonnefon, Sergio Della Sala:
    Eye movements disrupt spatial but not visual mental imagery. 543-549
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    Miho Igarashi, Tokuji Yamamoto, Juyoung Lee, Chorong Song, Harumi Ikei, Yoshifumi Miyazaki:
    Effects of stimulation by three-dimensional natural images on prefrontal cortex and autonomic nerve activity: a comparison with stimulation using two-dimensional images. 551-556

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