APA is celebrating 125 years this year and the journal is commemorating this milestone with a special issue.
The inspiration came from the editorial team, who wished to acknowledge the links between game-changing articles that have influenced the research community in the past and contemporary works.
The main idea was to feature the work of nine contemporary research teams, while at the same time drawing readers' attention to their links with the classics.
Table of contents
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Editorial
- Linking Contemporary Research to the Classics: Celebrating 125 Years at APA
James T. Enns, Stefanie I. Becker, James Brockmole, Monica Castelhano, Sarah Creem-Regehr, Rob Gray, Heiko Hecht, Barbara Juhasz, John Philbeck, and Geoffrey Woodman
Reports
- Parafoveal Preview Effects in Reading Unspaced Text
Denis Drieghe, Gemma Fitzsimmons, and Simon P. Liversedge - The Elephant in the Room: Inconsistency in Scene Viewing and Representation
Sara Spotorno and Benjamin W. Tatler - Visual Strategies Underpinning the Development of Visual–Motor Expertise When Hitting a Ball
Vishnu Sarpeshkar, Bruce Abernethy, and David L. Mann - Visual Regulation of Gait: Zeroing in on a Solution to the Complex Terrain Problem
Sean L. Barton, Jonathan S. Matthis, and Brett R. Fajen - A Role for Control in an Action-Specific Effect on Perception
Jessica K. Witt - Rescaling of Perceived Space Transfers Across Virtual Environments
Zachary D. Siegel, Jonathan W. Kelly, and Lucia A. Cherep - Mapping the Internal Geometry of Tactile Space
Matthew R. Longo and Olga Golubova - Conjunction Search Is Relational: Behavioral and Electrophysiological Evidence
Stefanie I. Becker, Anthony M. Harris, Ashley York, and Jessica Choi - More Than a Filter: Feature-Based Attention Regulates the Distribution of Visual Working Memory Resources
Blaire Dube, Stephen M. Emrich, and Naseem Al-Aidroos
