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Volume 51, Number 2, 1 May 1998
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Why ''Sounds Are Judged Longer Than Lights'': Application of a Model of the Internal Clock in Humans
pp. 97-120(24)
Author: Percival J.H.W.H.E.M.F. A.

Backward Blocking and Recovery from Overshadowing in Human Causal Judgement: The Role of Within-compound Associations
pp. 121-138(18)
Author: Berglan E.A.W.L. R.

Temporal Coding in Pavlovian Conditioning: Hall-Pearce Negative Transfer
pp. 139-153(15)
Author: Miller H.I.S.H.Y.R.C.B.R. R.

Retardation in Human Discrimination Learning as a Consequence of Pre-exposure: Latent Inhibition or Negative Priming?
pp. 155-172(18)
Author: Mclaren S.G. I. P. L.

Causal Induction in the Presence of a Perfect Negative Cue: Contrasting Predictions from Associative and Statistical Models
pp. 173-191(19)
Author: Murphy F.V-T.R. A.

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