Current psychology letters, n° 5 (2001/2)

Current Psychology Letters welcomes contributions to all areas of
cognitive experimental psychology, including perception, cognitive psychology
and psycholinguistics, cognitive neuroscience, social cognition,
cognitive development, cognitive neuropsychology and comparative
cognition. Current Psychology Letters , published quarterly, is
dedicated to the publication of short papers. They should primarily
emphasise experimental work, but theorethical, methodological and
position papers will also be considered.
Contents
- Do People with Better Mental Imagery Ability Make More Reality Monitoring
Errors ?
A. Aleman and E. de Haan
- The Isochronic Component of Pointing Movement in Children aged from 26 to
40 Months
N. Bonneton and D. Mellier
- Role of Perceptual and Non Perceptual Properties in 5 Year-Old's
Categorization : Instructions Based on Objects or on Objects Properties
F. Bonthoux and C. Berger
- Memory Aging in University Professors
V. Vanderaspoilden and J. Morais
- Why Do Participants Draw Non-Valid Inferences in Conditional Reasoning ?
N. Verschuerien, W. Schaeken and G. D'Ydewalles
- Spatial Learning in Song bird : The Zebra Finch
S. Watanabe and H.J. Bischof
- Proper Name Retrieval in Written Face Naming : Exploration with the
Interference Paradigm
M. Izaute and P. Bonin