[From Rick Marken (2015.12.31.1125)]
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Fred Nickols (12.31.2015.0715)
FN: Has any PCTer ever published in Perception?
RM: I did, just this year.
Shaffer, D. M., Marken, R. S., Dolgov,
I. and Maynor, A. B. (2015) Catching objects thrown to oneself: Testing the
generality of a control strategy for object interception, *Perception,*44, 400-409
Best
Rick
Fred Nickols
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i-Perception is a new, peer-reviewed open-access sister journal to Perception. For over 40 years Perception has been a leading journal for everyone interested in all the senses and the perceptual processes of humans, animals and machines. i-Perception covers the same academic areas but while Perception will continue as a free-to-publish, pay-to-read journal of the traditional sort, i-Perception is a pay-to-publish, free-to-read journal, thereby disseminating refereed accounts of research as widely as possible…
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Featured Articles
Pinhole Viewing Strengthens the Hollow-Face Illusion by Trent Koessler and Harold Hill
Bias in Auditory Perception by Marjoleine Sloos and Denis McKeown
Give It a Tug and Feel It Grow: Extending Body Perception Through the Universal Nature of Illusory Finger Stretching by Roger Newport et al.
How to Get the Full Prism Effect by Klaudia Pochopien and Manfred Fahle
The Extent of Visual Space Inferred from Perspective Angles by Casper J. Erkelens
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