NUMBER 1
Context and Animal Behavior I: Introduction and Review of Theoretical Issues
Donald H. Owings and Richard G. Coss
Context and Animal Behavior II: The Role of Conspecifics in Species-Typical Perceptual Development
Robert Lickliter
Commentary
Four Ways to Reject Directed Perception
James E. Cutting
Commentary
Task-Specific Dynamics and the Study of Perception and Action: A Reaction to von Hofsten (1989)
Peter J. Beek and Geoffrey P. Bingham
NUMBER 2
Infants’ Bimodal Perception of Gender
Arlene S. Walker-Andrews, Lorraine E. Bahrick, Stacy S. Raglioni, and Isabel Diaz
Social Affordances and Interaction I: Introduction
S. Stavros Valenti and James M. M. Good
Social Affordances and Interaction II: Autism and the Affordances of the Human Environment
Katherine A. Loveland
Observational Learning of Ballet Sequences: The Role of Kinematic Information
Jacquelyn T. Gray, Ulrich Neisser, Beth A. Shapiro, and Stephanie Kouns
Cognition as the Cooperative Appropriation of Affordances. Essay Reviews of Apprenticeship in Thinking: Cognitive Development in Social Context by Barbara Rogoff, and Cognition in Practice by Jean Lave
Edward S. Reed
NUMBER 3
An Ecological Critique of the Sensory Conflict Theory of Motion Sickness
Thomas A. Stoffregen and Gary E. Riccio
An Ecological Theory of Motion Sickness and Postural Instability
Gary E. Riccio and Thomas A. Stoffregen
The Perception of Self-Motion Induced by Peripheral Visual Information in Sitting and Supine Postures
Chizu Kano
An Acoustic Variable Specifying Time-to-Contact
Brian K. Shaw, Richard S. McGowan, and M. T. Turvey
Listening: The Perception of Auditory Events? An Essay Review of Listening: An Introduction to the Perception of Auditory Eventsby Stephen Handel
Wolf-D. Heine and Rainer Guski
NUMBER 4
Context and Animal Behavior III: The Relationship Between Early Development and Evolutionary Persistence of Ground Squirrel Antisnake Behavior
Richard G. Coss
Thermodynamic Reasons for Perception-Action Cycles
R. Swenson and M. T. Turvey
Child and Adult Sensitivity to Gender Information in Patterns of Facial Motion
Diane S. Berry