1987 Volume contents and author index

N EUROPSYCHOLOGIA V o l u m e 25, 1987

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BOARD

OF EDITORS

M. JEANNEROD,

Lyo,

G. B E R L U C C H I , Vero,~, S. C O R K I N , Cambridge, MA

A. M. GALABURDA,

eo,to,

M . J E E V E S , st A,,dr~w, B. M I L N E R , Mom~e~/ K. P O E C K , Aachen

K. H. P R I B R A M ,

s.,,,/om. CA

Pergamon Press OXFORD NEW YORK. BEIJING . FRANKFURT SAO PAULO . SYDNEY . TOKYO . TORONTO

NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA Editor-in- Chief Prof. M. JEANNEROD, Laboratoire de Neuropsychologie Exp6rimentale, U. 94 de I'I.N.S.E.R.M., 16, avenue du Doyen L6pine, 69500 Bron, France.

Board of Editors Prof. G. BERLUCCHI,Istituto di Fisiologia Umana, Strada Le Grazie, Borgo Roma, 1-37134 Verona, Italy. Prof. S. CORKIN, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, E10-003A,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139, U.S.A. Prof. A. M. GALABURDA, Neurological Unit, Beth Israel Hospital, 330 Brookline Avenue, Boston, MA 02215, U.S.A. Prof. M. JEEVES, Department of Psychology, University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9JU, U.K. Prof. B. MILNER, Montreal Neurological Institute, 3801 University Street, Montreal H3A 2B4, Quebec, Canada. Prof. Dr. K. POECK, Abteilung Neurologie der Medizinischen Fakult~t an der Rheinisch-Westf~lische Technische Hochschule, Goethestrasse 27/29, Aachen 51, W. Germany. Prof. K. H. PRIBRAM, Jordan Hall, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, U.S.A.

Board of Associate Editors J. BANCAUD, P a r i s J . L. BRADSHAW, C l a y t o n M . P . BRYDEN, W a t e r l o o

C. J. COLaOURN,Southampton M. C. CORBALLIS, A u c k l a n d J. DELACOUR, P a r i s J. E. DESMEt)T, B r u s s e l s G . ETTLINGER, Bielefeld M . E. GOLDBERG, B e t h e s d a , M D M. P . HAGGARD, N o t t i n g h a m

G . HORN, C a m b r i d g e R. L. ISAACSON, B i n g h a m t o n M. KUTAS, S a n D i e g o , C A J. C. MARSHALL, O x f o r d C. A. MARZl, P a d o v a A . D. MILNER, St. A n d r e w s M. MISHKIN, B e t h e s d a , M D J. MORALS, Brussels M . MOSCOVITCH, T o r o n t o M . POSNER, E u g e n e , O R

G. G. R. t. C. L. K. E. R. E.

RATCLIFF, P i t t s b u r g h RIZZOLATTI, P a r m a W . SPERRY, P a s a d e n a , C A R. SQUIRE, San D i e g o TREVARTHEN, E d i n b u r g h WEISKRANTZ, O x f o r d WILLMES, A a c h e n ZAIDEL, LOS A n g e l e s , C A J. ZATORRE, M o n t r 6 a l ZURIF, B o s t o n , M A

Published seven times per year Publishing & Advertising Offices Pergamon Journals Limited, Headington Hill Hall, Oxford OX3 0BW, U.K. A n n u a l Subscription Rates 1988 (including postage and insurance) Subscription enquiries from customers in North America should be sent to: Pergamon Journals Inc., Maxwell House, Fairview Park, Elmsford, NY 10523, U.S.A., and from the remainder of the world to: Pergamon Journals Ltd., Headington Hill Hall, Oxford OX3 0BW, U.K. Annual institutional subscription rate 0988) DM 1035.00. Two-year institutional rate (1988/89) DM 1966.50. Personal subscription rate for those whose library subscribes at the regular rate (1988) DM 133.00. Prices are subject to change without notice. Microform Subscriptions and Back Issues Back issues of all previously published volumes are available in the regular editions and on microfilm and microfiche. Current subscriptions are available on microfiche simultaneously with the paper edition and on microfilm on completion of the annual index at the end of the subscription year. C o p y r i g h t © 1987 P e r g a m o n J o u r n a l s L t d . It is a condilion of publication thai manuscripts submitted to this journal have not been published and will not be simultaneously submitted or published elsewhere. By submlning a manuscript, the authors agree that the copyright for their article is transferred to the publisher if and when the article is accepted for publication. However assignment of copyright is not required from authors who work for organizations which do not permit such assignment. The copyright covers the exclusive rights to reproduce and distribule the article, including reprints, photographic reproductions, microform or any other reproductions of a similar nalure and translations. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, magnetic tape. mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, withoul permission in writing from the copyright holder. Photocopying information for users in the U.S.A. The Itemzfee Code.for this publication indicates that authorization to photocopy items.for internal or personal use is

granted by the copyright holder for libraries and other users registered with the Copyright Clearance Center (CCCI Transactional Reporting Service, provided the stated fee for copying beyond that permitled by Section 107 or 108 of the United States Copyright Law is paid, The appropriate remittance of $3.00 per copy per arlicIe is paid directly to 1he Copyrighl Clearance Center Inc,, 27 Congress Slreet, Salem, MA 01970. Permission for other use, The copyright owner's consent does not extend to copying for general distribution, for promotion, for creating new works, or for resale, Specific written permission must be obtained from the publisher for such copying. The Item-Fee Code for this publication is: 0028-3932/87 $3.00+0.00

Volume 25, 1987 >YIILIHL

ISSUE:

SELECTIVE

Number

VISUAL

ATTENTION

la

Editorial

H. C. H( <,I,, \ and L. D. ZILII%A

I

Selective viwal

attention

5

Natural boundaricj attention

for

the

spatial

spread

of

directed

visual

19

Movement? of attention in the three spatial dimensions meaning of “neutral” cues

31

Reorienting attention across the horizontal and vertical meridians: evidence in favor of a premotor theory of a[tcntion

41

Effects of repetition on the facilitatory of orienting in cirual space

55

Distribution in the birual field of the cost\ of \ oluntarily allocated attention and of the inhibitory after-effects of covert orienting

B. FI% HI K and B. BKI~IT~II yr K

73

Mechanisms movements

M. D. Ruc,c,. A. D. MII NI K. C. R. Livrc and R. PH,\I r

85

Xodulation of vitual event-related spatial visual selecti\c attention

S. E. PI ~1 KCI‘W, D. I_. RO~IN\ON. and J. D. MOKKI\

97

Contribution\

107

Visuosparial

119

Perceptual human?

M. I. POWI R, J. A. Wi\l ht K. F. A. FRII IIKI( H and R. D. R,\t 41

135

How do the parictal

Announcement

147

Fondation

E. A. M\j

I OKand

R. Hoc hl k

M. E. GOI ,),stK(, and M. A. SI~(,KAVI s

Number

of

visual

attention

of the pulvinar

re>caled

potentials

saccadic

eye

by spatial and non-

in the monkey

processes following

callosal wction

in

lobes direct covert attention?

Fyssen 1987 1988 Fellowship\

lb

F. NFWOMRE, G. RAT(IIFF and H. DAMASIO

149

Dissociable visual and spatial posterior cerebral lesions: clinical, mical evidence

M. GKosshiANand S. HARERMAN

163

The detection damage

D. CAI’I AN

173

Discrimination of normal syntactic comprehension

A. E. MFRRIAM and E. B. GARIINFR

185

Corpus callosum function in schizophrenia: assessment of interhemispheric information

L. R. SQ~:IRI, A. P. SHIMAXIURA and P. GRAI

195

Strength and duration amnesic patients

A. R. MAYES, A. PICKFRING and A. FAIRBAIRN

211

Amnesic sensitivity to proactive interference: priming and the causes of amnesia

Ill

by

wmponenrc

IO visual spatial attention

and motor attention and attentional

and inhibitory

and the

impairments following right neuropsychological and anato-

of errors in sentences after right hemisphere

and

of priming

aphasic

subjects

on

brain

a test of

a neuropsychological processing

effects in normal

subjects and

its relationship

to

.I. MI

K. Ll(OI K\, M. A. P.\Kf utf A.

III

I K,

231

Illiteracy and hrair Ira\led population\

217

Verbal patient\

2x1

Jargona~rnphia:

2x7

C‘ofltralntcral 10lll)

2Y3

Sy\tcmatic

mi~idcntificntior~

2’)s

IIichhaptic

recognition

299

P300 from

identical

305

tnhanced

1A. (‘,\I ,)f IK\. 1 (‘\K). M. .l. c,Z\rKo. F. DI H41’I. K. Df IO2fX~.

I>. t)f FK,Z(,h I
damage-l. Aphasia (control \uhiect\)

letting

in culturally

cow

.1. (;llKI),

(‘ZIIKhl

and

M. A. f’,\\ Nf

.I. I’OI I( II and

T. Btl~ws

C‘. u’. PONIO1. Book\

memory

and semantic

cltnical

clustering

in right

and ncurop~ychological

and ip\tlarcral

confrol

of tot\

of tc\turc\

correlate\

ot finger\

following

in normal in normal

hraiwdama~ed

c;illo~o-

adult\ adults

I\kins

articulalory

speed in amhidc\ter\

313

Rccet\ ed

315

Number

2

D. BOWERS,

H. B. COSLETT, R. M. BAI~FR, L. _I. SPC~IXF and K. M. HFII hli\h

317

Comprehension of emotional hemispheric lesions: processing

M. St~c,~sri~rt and M. Yo\kttOh4

329

Visual section

341

Episodic, semantic an early a_ee

359

Frontal

367

Suspected autoimmune from individuals with coliti\

M. A. C;OOO~I r

375

Oral asymmetries mouth

and J. B. H~I I &L

397

Effects of blurring and stimulus of nonverbal stimuli

A. J. WII hf~s, R. Mc CAKTfik

M. E. WOI

T. SfiRt

Fand

C. MIC.HIVATZ

I KE and

iv

processes

prosody following defect versus distraction

in a hemialevic

and procedural

lesions and sustained

during

patient

memory

with

unilateral defect

posterior

callosal

in a case of amnesia

at

attention

disorders and left-handedness: diabetes, Crohn’s disease and

verbal

and non-verbal

evidence ulcerative

movementr

rize on the lateralized

of the

processing

S. L. CAsTRoand

J. MORAIS

409

Ear differences

in illiterates

E. DREWS

419

Qualitatively different organizational knowledge in the left and right hemisphere

M. E4ts

429

Asymmetric

.I. A. ALTMAN, A. S. ROSENRI.LM and V. G. Lvov~

435

Lateralization of a moving auditory damage of the brain hemispheres

443

Improvement of deficits in mnemonic Japanese aphasics

L. E. CORNELISSE and J. B. KEIU \

449

The effect of cerebrovascular accident on the ability sounds under conditions of the precedence effect

K. IKEDA

453

Lateralized interference sequential finger tapping

Book Review A. BERTI

451

Studies in Neuropsychology, Selected Benton. Edited by L. Costa and 0. Spreen.

Books Received

459

processing

in perception

structures

of apparent

of

lexical

movement

image in patients

with focal

Notes A. KASHI~AGI, T. K~SHIWACI and T. H~SECAW~

Number

effects

rhyme for multiplication

of concurrent

to localize

verbal

Papers

in

tasks

of

on

Arthur

3

D. M. FREED, S. CORKIN and N. J. COHEN

461

Forgetting

G. GOLDENBERG, I. PODREKA.

473

Patterns of regional cerebral blood flow related to memorizing of high and low imagery words-an emission computer tomography study

D. W. ZAIDEI.

487

Hemispheric asymmetry normal subjects

M. P. MCANDREWS, E. L. GLISKY and D. L. SCHACTER

497

When priming persists: long-lasting episode in amnesic patients.

M. HISCOCK and M. MACKAY

507

A signal detection listening

B. T. WOODS

519

Impaired

J. R. HOWELL and M. P. BRYDFN

527

The effects of word orientation and imageability field presentations with a lexical decision t&k

C. CHIAREI 1.0 and S. NUDING

539

Visual field effects

J. M. STAPLETON, E. HALCREN and K. A. M~RFN~

549

Endogenous

T. J. SIMON and H. M. SUSSMAN

559

The dual task paradigm:

M.-E. PIPE

571

Pathological

J. P. CHAPMAN, L. J. CHAPMAN and J. J. AI I-EN

579

The measurement

M. STEINER and K. WILLMES

V

in H.M.:

a second

look

in memory

procedure

speech shadowing

semantics

memory

priming

in

for a single

biases in dichotic

after early lesions of either hemisphere

content

after anterior

is it familial?

of foot preference

on visual

and function

temporal

speech dominance

left-handedness:

pictorial

implicit

eliminates

for processing

potentials

for

half-

words

lobectomy

or manual

dominance?

Note\

R. S. DI-AN, G. RATTER and M.-S. Hl1.t

585

Patterns

K. YostiizAhi

589

Shift of visual words

593 594 594

Depression: A Psychobiological Synthesis. Paul Willner Animal Model< in Psychopathology. Edited by Nigel W. Bond Neurosurgical Giants: Feet of Clay and Iron. Edited by Paul C. Bucy

Book P. P. A.

and T. HATT~

Reviews WINN WINN I.. B~NAHI~

Books Received

597

Appreciation

599

of Reviewers

of lateral

Number

preference:

an American

field advantage

Chinese

by learning

Interhemispheric communication of visual mental study in 3-6-month old infants

613

Interference and priming decision task

P. E. TR~SS~LUI

625

Visual hemispace

R. EFRON. E. W. YLINI) and D. R. N1c.tto1.s

637

Scanning

the visual field without

I. PCRE~Z and J. MORAIS

645

Analytic different

processing

R. P. KFSNFR and T. Ho1 BROODY

653

Dissociation of item and order spatial medial prefrontal cortex lesions

J. SvITt<

665

Left-handedness:

Notes S. ISHIAI, T. FURUKA~A and H. TSUK~(;OSHI

675

Eye-fixation patterns spatial neglect

H. L. BENNETT, R. L. DEL MONI~O and C. F. BOND, JR

681

Expressive

J. LAVFR<;NF and D. KIUURA

689

M. Eal

IN

Hand

experience

of forcipn

4

601

S. DF SCH~NEN and I. BRA

comparison

learning:

a develop-

within and across visual fields in a lexical

differences

reflect

hemisphere

eye movements-a

in the classification

its association

memory

movement

asymmetry

during

preference

and performance

in rats following

and unilateral

of the resting

speech:

as same or

disease

hemianopia

asymmetries

sex difference

of melodies

with allergic

in homonymous

and perceptual

asymmetries

no effect

face

of speaking

tepic D. J. %ARISDRICK, J. R. T~EFI>Y, and G. KUSI ANSKY

695

Hand

H. S. KIRSHNER, P. F. CASEY, M. P. Kt-I LY and W. G. Wtee

701

Anomia

R. W. FRICX

707

A dissociation memory

P. D. BI ANTON and W. D. GoLlVl~R

713

Sex differences cerebrovascular

719

An alternative to interference sharing research

W. G. WII

I ISand L. D. Cooou~~

vi

in cerebral

effects

on line bisection

diseases

of conscious

visual

in visual accidents

information

imagery

and visual short-term

processing

following

indexes in neuropsychological

right

tirne-

K. W~LLMES and H. RATAJCZAK

725

The design and application the Aachen Aphasia Test

J. L. BRADSHAW, G. NATHAN, N. C. NETTLETON. L. WILSON

735

Why is there a left side underestimation

Obituary O.-J. GRUSSER

739

Richard

Book Reviews J.-P. JOSEPH

743

The Frontal

P. STOERIG

744

Relevance. Communication Deirdre Wilson

of a data- and methodbase

system for

in rod bisection?

and J. PIERSON

Number

Jung (1911-1986)

Lobes Revisited.

Edited by E. Perecman and Cognition.

By Dan Sperber

and

5

E. STRAUSS, W. H. GA~~FI; and J. WADA

747

Performance on a free-recall verbal dichotic cerebral dominance determined by the carotid

H. J. HANNAY, J. C. FAI (;o[JI, D. A. L.~I.I, C. R. KRTHoi I, J. H. HAI SEY, JR and E. L. WII I s

75s

Focal right temporo-occipital judgment of line orientation

D. BREITI IN<;, W. GUENTHFK and P. RONIIOT

765

Auditory mapping

S. C,QPA, R. STFR/I, G. VAI I AK and E. BIsIAcIi

715

Remission stimulation

K. YORK HAAL ANI), D. L. HARRIN(;TON and R. YFO

783

The effecls of task complexity right CVA patients

M. KRI(XI , U. POXR and H. J. MARI(OU.ITXH

79s

Interactions presentation

C. L. GRAIIY, J. V. H~sny, B. HOR~ITL, G. B~R(, and S. I. R~POPORT

807

Neuropsychological late onset dementia

R. HART~R KRAFT, T. C. H~IA, T. ROHI.KIS and A. H~I I IIM

817

Reading comprehension performance and laterality: evidence fol concurrent validity of dichotic, dichhaptic and EEG lateralif) measurer

D. VAT LANCXI-R and J. KRLIMAN

829

Voice discrimination

Notes H. LI-MPt Rr

835

Effecr of imaging sentences 011concurrent

H. E. Ross and P. ROC‘H~

841

Sex. handednesc and weight discrimination

W. G. WI-ISS.T~R

845

Rapid lcrter transcription

Book Reviews J. L.. BK4mw~\\\

849

The Brain Code: Mechanisms of Information Role of the Corpus Callosum. By N. D. Cooa

P. M. LA~OKFI

850

Agrammalism.

vii

perception

of

blood

listening rask and amyral teFt

flow changes

associated

witli

of music measured by brain electrical activity

hemineglect

and

anosognosia

during

on motor performance

vestibular

in left and

between damaged brain hemisphere and mode on the recognition of faces and figure5 and cerebral metabolic of the Alzheimer type

and recognition

in early v\

arc separate abiliriey

performance

Edired by M.-L.

function

of

KLAN

unimanual

performance

by stutrercrs

Transfer

and the

I

x53

XhY

XXI x93

YO7

hl. PAY/I KI. c‘. SI 111NJ, and B. BLII II KMOK~II

91Y

N. BKOI)\, S. E. GooI~M.~~\~, E. H.\I \I, s. I
Y35

Y47

957

Y65 971 977

983

s. kA(,hl’Y+N, T. JOHNWY and I. RI,IN\ \u(v

989

1. I/cJl’lI

995

RI10

99’)

IO07

P. \I.

1

\\OKI

I

IO08

VIII

ix

Author Index Aglioti, S. 55 Allen, J. J. 579 Altman, J. A. 435 Bauer, R. M. 317 Benabid,A. L. 594 Bennett, H. L. 681 Berg, G. 807 Berlucchi,G. 1, 55 Berti, A. 457, 1009 Bisiach, E. 775 Blanton, P. D. 713 Bond, C. F., ,Jr, 681 mrs, D. 317 Bradshaw,J. L. 735, 849 Breitling,D. 765 Breitmayer,B. 73 Brciiy,N. 935 Bry, I. 601 Bryden, M. P. 527 Burns, T. 299 Buttemrth, B. 919 Cabral, L. S. 231 Caldeira,A. 231 Caplan, D. 173 Cappa, S. F. 281, 775 Cary, L. 231 Casey, P. F. 701 Castro, M. J. 231 Castro, s. L. 409 Cavallotti,G. 281 Chapran, J. P. 579 ChaF, L. J. 579 Chelazzi,L. 55 Chiarello,C. 539 Cohen, N. J. 461 Cohen, R. 983 Corkin, S. 461 Comelisse, L. E. 449 Corsiglia,J. 853 Coslett, H. B. 317 Darnasio, H. 149 Dascola, I. 31 De Pascalis,V. 947 Dean, R. S. 585

Dehaut, F. 231 Delgado, R. 231 Dellatolas,G. 999 Delnxonico, R. L. 681 Drews, E. 419 Eals, M. 429 Efron, R. 637 Eglin, M. 613 Fairbaim, A. 211 Falgout, J. C. 755 Fein, D. 293 Fischer, B. 73 Fishman, B. 287 de Fraga -, D. 231 Freed, D. M. 461 Freidrich,F. A. 135 Frick, R. W. Fugagli, A. K.":67 Furukawa, T. 675 Gaddes, W. H. 747 Galaburda,A. M. 853 Gardner, E. B. 185 Gazzaniga,M. S. 119 Geschwind,N. 269 Glisky, E. L. 497, 893 Coldberg, M. E. LO7 Goldenberg,G. 473 Goodale, M. A. 375 de Gonzaga Gawryszewski,t. -, s. E. 935 win, L. D. 719 Gouvier, W. D. 713 Gratiska, A. 957 Grady, C. L. 807 GraE, P. 195 Griffiths, P. 259 Grigsby, J. P. 881 Grossman, M. 163 Gtisser, O.-J. 739 Guenther, W. 765 Gur, R. C. 287 Gur, R. E. 287 Gurd, ,J. 231 Gutbrod, R. 983 X

19

s. 163 Hagerman, R. #J. 881 Nalgren, E. 549 Hallurn,A. 817 HalJn, E. 935 Halsey, J. H. Jr., 755 Hannay, H. J. 755 Hwrington, D. L. 783 Harter F=raEt. . R . 817 Hasegawa, T. 443 Hatta: T. 589 Haxby, J. V. 807 Heilxtm, K. M. 317 HeLlige, ,J. B. 397 Hiscmk, M. 50'7 Hockey, R. 41 Hoff, E. .J. 977 Holbrook, T. 653 Horwitz., R. 807 H-11, J. R. 527 Hsia, T. C. 817 Hua, M.-S. 585 Hughes, H. C. 5 Humphrey, D. E. 971 Hwhrey, G. K. 971 Haberman,

Ikeda, K. 453 Ishiai, S. 675 Izquierdo, I. 995 Jakubovitz, R. 231 Johnsen, T. 989 Joseph, J.-P. 743 Junqueira, A. M. S.

Lines, C. R. Lvova, V. G.

85 435

Mackay, M. 507 Magnussen, S. 989 Markcwitsch, H. J. 795 Marucci, F. S. 947 Marzi, C. A. 55 Mayes, A. R. 211 Maylor, E. A. 41 McAndrews, M. P. 497 McCarthy, R. 359 Mehler, J. 231 Meier, 6. 983 Merriam, A. E. 185 Michel, F. 907 Michtita, C. 397 Milner, A. D. 85 Florais,J. 409, 645 Moreno, K. A. 549 Morris, J. D. 97 Nathan, G. 735 Nettleton, N. C. 735 Nexxmibe, F. 149 Nichols, D. R. 637 Nuding, S. 539 O'EQyle, M. W. 977 Osorio, 2. 231 Ostergaard, A. L. 341

Kashiwagi, A. 443 Kashiwagi, T. 443 Katholi, C. R. 755 Kelly, J. B. 449 Kelly, M. P. 701 I-r, M. R. 881 Kesner, R. P. 653 Kimura, D. 689 Kirshner, H. S. 701 Koenig, 0. 295 Kreiman, J. 829 Kri&l, M. 795 Krim, S. 935 Kuslansky, G. 695

Panzeri, M. 919 Parente, M. A. 231 Payne, M. A. 247 Penna, M. P. 947 Peretz, I. 645 Petersen, S. E. 97 Phalp, R. 85 Pickering, A. 211 P-ierson,J. 735 P:Lpe,M.-E. 571 &dreka, I. 473 Polich, J. 299 Ponton, C. W. 305 Poser, U. 795 Posner, M. I. 135 Ptito, A. 869 Ptito, M. 869

Labrozzi, D. 947 Lassonde, M. 869 Lavergne, J. 689 Lavorel, P. M. 850, 1007, 1008 Lecours, A. R. 231 L&i, D. A. 755 Lempert, H. 835 Lep&, F. 869 Lindesay, J. 965

Rafal, R. D. 135 Ransil, B. J. 269 Rapoport, S. I. A07 Ratajczak, H. 725 Ratcliff, G. 149 Rattan, G. 585 Reinvang, I. 989 Riggio, L. 19, 31 Rizzolatti, G. 1, 19, 31

231

xi

Roberts, T. 817 Robinson, D. L. 97 F&xzhe,P. 841 R!%er, P. 983 Rondot, P. 765 Rosen, G. D. 853 Rosenblum, A. S. 435 Ross, H. E. 841 Pugg, M. D. 85

Scaris'orick,D. J. 695 Schachter, S. C. 269 Schacter, D. L. 497, 893 de Schonen, S. 601 Searleman, A. 367 Sebrechts, M. M. 935 Sagraves, M. A. 107 Semen2a.C. 9L9 Shallice, T. 359 Sherman, G. F. 853 Shimamura, A. P. 195 Sieroff, E. 907 Simon, T. J. 571 Smith, J. 665 smith, K. 259 Speedie, L. J. 317 Squire, L. R. 195 Stapleton, J. M. 549 Steiner, M. 473 Sterzi, R. 775 Stewart, H. J. LO08 Stoerig, P. 744 Strauss, E. 747 Sugishita, M. 329 Smxman, H. M. 559 Sussmn, N. M. 287

Tassinari, G. 55 Tressoldi, P. E. 625 Trope, I. 287 Tsukagoshi, 8. 675 weedy, J. R. 695 umil&,

c.

19, 31

Vallar, G. 775 Van Lancker, D. 829 Vignolo, L. A. 281 Vilkki, J. 221 Villardita, C. 277 Wada, J. 747 Walker, J. A. 135 Webb, W. G. 701 Webster, W. G. 845 Wilkins, A. J. 359 Willis, W. G. 719 Willmes, K. 473, 725 Wills, E. L. 755 Wilson, L. 735 Winn, P. 593, 594 Wolf, M. E. 375 Woods, B. T. 519 Yeo,

R. 783 York Haaland, K. 783 Yoshioka, M. 329 Yoshizaki, K. 589 Yund, E. w. 637 Zaidel, D. W. 487 Zin-ba,L. D. 5

xii