NUMBER 1
Auditory Reachability: An Affordance Approach to the Perception of Sound Source Distance
Lawrence D. Rosenblum, A. Paige Wuestefeld, and Krista L. Anderson
A Parallel Between Visual and Haptic Perception of Size at a Distance
Steven R. Garrett, Dragana Barac-Cikoja, Claudia Carello, and M. T. Turvey
Is Limb Proprioception a Function of the Limbs’ Inertial Eigenvectors?
Christopher C. Pagano, Steven R. Garrett, and M. T. Turvey
The Influence of Approach Angle on Estimates of Time-to Collision
M. P. Manser and P. A. Hancock
NUMBER 2
Introduction
Situating Action 1: Truth in the Situation
Alan Costall and Ivan Leudar
Situating Action II: Affordance for Interaction: The Social is Material for Design
William W. Gaver
Situating Action III: Acting, Dwelling, and Squatting: An Ecological Approach to the Relation Between Person and Urban Environment
Gustavo Ribeiro
Situating Action IV: Planning as Situated Action
Ivan Leudar and Alan Costall
Situating Action V: The History and Evolution of Bodily Skills
Tim Ingold
COMMENTARY
Situating Action VI: A Comment on the Distinction Between the Material and the Social
Tim Ingold
NUMBER 3
Development of Visual Self-Recognition in Infancy
Lorraine E. Bahrick, Lisa Moss, and Christine Fadil
Development of Visually Guided Locomotion: Barrier Crossing by Toddlers
Mark A. Schmuckler
Haptically Perceiving the Length of One Rod by Means of Another
Andrew J. Peck, Robert G. Jeffers, Claudia Carello, and Michael T. Turvey
To Cross or Not to Cross: The Effect of Locomotion on Street – Crossing Behavior
Raôul R. D. Oudejans, Claire F. Michaels, Bertina van Dort, and Erik J. P. Frissen
Commentary Evidence for Direct Perception From Cognition in the Wild
Kim J. Vicente and Catherine M. Burns
NUMBER 4
Fitts’s Law: Nonlinear Dynamics and Positive Entropy
John M. Flach, Mark A. Guisinger, and Amy B. Robison
Crossnational Rankings of Tree Shape
Robert Sommer and Joshua Summit
The Shape of Things to Come: Effects of Object Shape and Rotation on the Pick-up of Local Tau
Mark A. Scott, François-Xavier Li, and Keith Davids
COMMENTARY
Toward an Ecological Approach to Perceptual Learning and Development: Commentary on Michaels and Beek
Marion A. Eppler and Karen E. Adolph