Theoretical Issues in Stimulus-Response Compatibility

✍ Scribed by Bernhard Hommel and Wolfgang Prinz (Eds.)

• Publisher: Academic Press, Elsevier
• Year: 1997
• Leaves: 390
• Series: Advances in Psychology 118
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Participants of the “Symposium on the Theory of S-R Compatibility”
Pages viii-x

Theoretical issues in stimulus-response compatibility: Editors' introduction
Pages 3-8
Bernhard Hommel, Wolfgang Prinz

Differentiating types of set-level compatibility Original Research Article
Pages 11-37
Robert W. Proctor, Huifang Wang

Commentary on Proctor and Wang
Pages 39-44
Sylvan Kornblum

Commentary on Proctor and Wang: A requiem for simplicity?
Pages 45-47
Evert-Jan Stoffels

The lateralized readiness potential as an on-line measure of automatic response activation in S-R compatibility situations Original Research Article
Pages 51-73
Martin Eimer

Commentary on Eimer: Stimulus-response compatibility and the lateralized readiness potential
Pages 75-82
Hartmut Leuthold

Correspondence effects for irrelevant information in choice-reaction tasks: Characterizing the stimulus-response relations and the processing dynamics Original Research Article
Pages 85-117
Chen-Hui Lu

Commentary on Lu: A dual-route processing architecture for stimulus-response correspondence effects
Pages 119-131
K. Richard Ridderinkhof

The relevance of salience: Towards an activational account of irrelevant stimulus-response compatibility effects Original Research Article
Pages 135-172
Paul Barber, Mike O'Leary

Commentary on Barber and O'Leary: Learning and attention in S-R compatibility
Pages 173-178
Carlo Umilt, Marco Zorzi<br><br>Spatial stimulus coding and the focus of attention in S-R compatibility and the Simon effect</span></a> Original Research Article</span><br><i>Pages 181-208</i><br>Thomas H. Stoffer, Carlo Umilt

Commentary on Stoffer and Umilt: Focus-related or fovea-related spatial codings?</span></a></span><br><i>Pages 209-214</i><br>Jochen Müsseler<br><br>Commentary on Stoffer and Umilt: Attention in stimulus-response compatibility
Pages 215-219
Daniel J. Weeks, Romeo Chua, Abigail Bautista

Compatibility effects on performance and executive control in dynamic task settings Original Research Article
Pages 223-239
Ritske De Jong

Commentary on De Jong
Pages 241-244
Harold Pashler

Why donders has led us astray Original Research Article
Pages 247-267
Wolfgang Prinz

Commentary on Prinz
Pages 269-272
Addie Ehrenstein

Commentary on Prinz: Action codes or informationally guided movements?
Pages 273-278
John F. Stins

Toward an action-concept model of stimulus-response compatibility Original Research Article
Pages 281-320
Bernhard Hommel

Commentary on Hommel
Pages 321-330
Robert W. Proctor

An ecological approach to stimulus-response compatibility Original Research Article
Pages 333-360
Claire F. Michaels, John F. Stins

Commentary on Michaels and Stins: Promises and problems of an ecological approach to S-R compatibility
Pages 361-366
Walter H. Ehrenstein

Commentary on Michaels and Stins: On the necessity and benefit of a theory of stimulus and response for S-R compatibility
Pages 367-369
Yvonne Lippa

Dynamical explorations of compatibility in perception-action coupling Original Research Article
Pages 373-398
Romeo Chua, Daniel J. Weeks

Commentary on Chua and Weeks: Dynamic conditions and accounts of stimulus-response compatibility
Pages 399-403
Walter H. Ehrenstein

Author Index
Pages 405-411

Subject Index
Pages 413-420