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Part One: Modulatory Processes
 
Chapter 1 Consciousness
 
Ilya Farber amd William P. Banks
 
Chapter 2 Motivation
 
Bill P. Godsil and Michael S. Fanselow
 
Chapter 3 Affective Influences on Cognition: Mood Congruence, Mood Dependence, and Mood Effects on Processing Strategies
 
Joseph P. Forgas and Eric Eich
 
Part Two: Sensory Processes
 
Chapter 4 Visual Perception: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations
 
Michael Kubovy, William Epstein, and Sergei Gepshtein
 
Chapter 5 Audition
 
William A.Yost
 
Chapter 6 Touch
 
Roberta L. Klatzky and Susan J. Lederman
 
Part Three: Perceptual Processes
 
Chapter 7 Visual Object Processing
 
Peter Ulric Tse and Stephen E. Palmer
 
Chapter 8 Depth Perception and the Perception of Events
 
Dennis R. Proffitt and Corrado Caudek
 
Chapter 9 Speech Production and Perception
 
Carol A. Fowler and Khalil Iskarous
 
Part Four: Attention and Action Processes
 
Chapter 10 Selective attention
 
Dominique Lamy, Andrew B. Leber, and Howard E. Egeth
 
Chapter 11 Action Selection
 
Robert W. Proctor and Kim-Phuong L. Vu
 
Chapter 12 Motor Control
 
Herbert Heuer and Cristina Massen
 
Part Five: Elementary Learning and Memory Processes
 
Chapter 13 Conditioning and Learning
 
Ralph R. Miller and Randolph C. Grace
 
Chapter 14 Animal Cognition
 
E. J. Capaldi and Ana P. G. Martins
 
Chapter 15 Sensory and Working Memory
 
James S. Nairne and Ian Neath
 
Part Six: Complex Learning and Memory Processes
 
Chapter 16 Semantic Memory and Priming
 
Timothy P. McNamara
 
Chapter 17 Episodic and Autobiographical Memory
 
Elizabeth J. Marsh and Henry L. Roediger, III
 
Chapter 18 Procedural Memory and Skill Acquisition
 
Addie Johnson
 
Part Seven: Language and Information Processing
 
Chapter 19 Language Comprehension and Production
 
Charles Clifton, Jr., Antje S. Meyer, Lee H. Wurm and Rebecca Treiman
 
Chapter 20 Reading: Word Identification and Eye Movements
 
Keith Rayner, Alexander Pollatsek, and Elizabeth R. Schotter
 
Chapter 21 Text Comprehension and Discourse Processing
 
Kirsten R. Butcher and Walter Kintsch
 
Part Eight: Thought Processes
 
Chapter 22 Concepts and Categorization
 
Robert L. Goldstone, Alan Kersten, and Paulo F. Carvalho
 
Chapter 23 Reasoning and Problem Solving
 
Jacqueline P. Leighton and Robert J. Sternberg
 
Chapter 24 Judgment and Decision Making
 
Adele Diederich and Jerome R. Busemeyer
 
Part Nine: Applications
 
Chapter 25 Applied experimental psychology: Psychological experimentation addressing practical concerns
 
Raymond S. Nickerson and Richard W. Pew

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