NUMBER 1
Acquisition of Spatial Knowledge Through Visual Exploration of Simulated Environments
Patrick Péruch, Jean-Louis Vercher, and Gabriel Gauthier
Navigating in a Virtual Environment With Map-Acquired Knowledge: Encoding and Alignment Effects
Mark May, Patrick Péruch, and Alain Savoyant
A Physical (Homeokinetic) Foundation for the Gibsonian Theory of Perception and Action
Arthur S. Iberall
NUMBER 2
Giving Meaning to Movement: A Developmental Study
Valerie Bolivar and John Barresi
Task Constraints and Functional Motor Performance of Individuals With and Without Multiple Sclerosis
Virgil Mathiowetz and Michael G. Wade
Effect of Frequency Ratio and Environmental Information on Spatial Coupling: A Study of Attention
Tin-cheung Chan and Kit-ling Chan
Commentary
Perceiving the Objective and the Experience of Other-Produced Invariance: A Reply to Natsoulas
David A. Givner
NUMBER 3
An Experimental Evaluation of Sensory Conflict Versus Postural Control Theories of Motion Sickness
Lawrence Warwick-Evans and Stephen Beaumont
Human Echolation As a Basic Form of Perception and Action
Thomas A. Stoffregen and John B. Pittenger
Perceiving Persistence Under Change and Over Structure
Nam-Gyoon Kim, Judith A. Effken, and Robert E. Shaw
NUMBER 4
The Third European Workshop on Ecological Psychology: The Keynote Lectures
Rainer Guski and Wolf-D. Heine
Keynote Presentation I
The State of Ecological Psychology
Claire Michaels and Peter Beek
Commentary on Keynote Presentation I
Information Through Action: Comments on Michaels and Beek
Ad W. Smitsman
The Maizena Argument: A Reaction
Onno G. Meijer and Rob Bongaardt
Keynote Presentation II
Recent Developments and Problems in Human Movement Science and Their Conceptual Implications
Gregor Schöner
Commentaries on Keynote Presentation II
Comments on Schöner
Daniela Corbetta and Esther Thelen
Is Servo-Theory the Language of Human Postural Control?
John J. Jeka
Keynote Presentation III
Industrial Design Engineering and the Theory of Direct Perception and Action
Gerda Smets
Commentaries on Keynote Presentation III
Affordances and the Practice of Industrial Design Engineering: Comments on Smets’s Presentation
Ad W. Smitsman
Perception and Aesthetic Appreciation: Does the Answer Lie in the Structure of the Stimulus or the Structure of Action?
Patrick R. Green