NUMBER 1
What in the World Do We Hear?: An Ecological Approach to Auditory Event Perception
William W. Gaver
Scaling ]udgments of Lifted Weight: Lifter Size and the Role of the Standard
Geoffrey P. Bingham
Where’s the Camera?
Margaret A. Hagen and Robert Giorgi
Activity Versus Reactivity in Psychology and Neurophysiology
Yu. Alexandrov and Timo Jarvilehto
NUMBER 2
Non-Neural Extensions of Haptic Sensitivity
Gregory Burton
Perceiving by Dynamic Touch the Distances Reachable With Irregular Objects
Christopher C. Pagano and M. T. Turvey
Commentaries
Behavioral Relics and Animal-Environment Mutualism: Commentary on Coss (1991)
Gregory Burton
Evolutionary Persistence of Ground Squirrel Antisnake Behavior: Reflections on Burton’s Commentary
Richard G. Coss
NUMBER 3
Exploration of the Detectable Structure of Social Episodes: The Parsing of Interaction Specimens
G. P. Ginsburg and David Lawson Smith
The Implications of Ocular Occlusion
Geoffrey P. Bingham
A Methodological Note on Overestimates of Reaching Distance: Distinguishing Between Perceptual and Analytical Judgments
Harry Heft
NUMBER 4
Structure, Motion, and Preschoolers’ Perceptions of Social Causality
Diane S. Berry and Ken Springer
How Do We Hear in the World?: Explorations in Ecological Acoustics
William W. Gaver
An Analysis of the Relations Between Basic and Applied Psychology
Robert R. Hoffman and Kenneth A. Deffenbacher