Psychologia, Vol. 44, No. 2 (2001)

• Children’s Use of the Height and Size Cues to Depict a Projective Depth Relationship in Their Pictures

  M. V. Cox & J. Perara
  pp. 99-110

• Processing Units for Morphologically Complex Verbs in Japanese

  T. Takahashi & P. J. Schwanenflugel
  pp. 111-127.

• The Ijime Phenomenon and Japan : Overarching Considerations for Cross-Cultural Studies

  F. Ruiz & K. Tanaka
  pp. 128-138.

• A Longitudinal Study of Gender Differences in Prosocial and Antisocial Behavior

  H. K. Ma, D. T. L. Shek, & K. K. Tam
  pp. 139-147.

• Moral Development in East Asian Societies : A Selective Review of the Cross-Cultural Literature

  T. Naito, W.-Y. Lin, & U. P. Gielen
  pp. 148-160.

• Visual Field Differences of the Effects of Peripheral Semantic Information : Possible Effects of Reading Habit

  T. Kamei & T. Hatta
  pp. 161-172.

Psychologia, Vol. 44, No. 1 (2001)

SPECIAL ISSUE: PHYLOGENY OF COGNITION AND LANGUAGE
Guest Editors : Tetsuro Matsuzawa and Masaki Tomonaga

• Edittorial

  M. Tomonaga & T. Matsuzawa
  pp. 1-2.

• Self and Others in Nonhuman Primates: A Question of Perspective

  J. R. Anderson
  pp. 3-16.

• Auditory Sequence Discrimination in Japanese Monkeys: Effect of Frequency Proximity on Perceiving Auditory Stream

  A. Izumi
  pp. 17-23.

• Perceiving Eye Gaze in an Infant Gibbon (Hylobates agilis)

  M. Myowa-Yamakoshi & M. Tomonaga
  pp. 24-30.

• Infants’ Recognition of Causality: Discrimination between Inanimate Objects and People

  D. Kosugi & K. Fujita
  pp. 31-45.

• Visual Search for Biological Motion Patterns in Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)

  M. Tomonaga
  pp. 46-59.

• Ordering and Planning in Sequential Responding to Arabic Numerals by a Chimpanzee

  N. Kawai
  pp. 60-69.

• Learning Processes in the Acquisition of a Tool Using Task by Captive Chimpanzees

  M. L. Celli, M. Tomonaga, T. Udono, M. Teramoto, & K. Nagano
  pp. 70-81.

• Recognizing a Swan: Socially-Biased Learning

  D. M. Fragaszy & E. Visalberghi
  pp. 82-98.

Psychologia, Vol. 43, No. 4 (2000)

• Distortion of Subjective Duration of 3-D Events on 2-D Displays

  S. Kawamura & H. Nate
  pp. 221-228.

• A Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Social Relations and Antisocial and Prosocial Behavior in a Chinese Context

  D.T.L. Shek, H.K. Ma, & P.C. Cheung
  pp. 229-242.

• Can the Discrimination Shift Learning Tasks Dissociate the Differences for Cognitive Dysfunctions of Patients with Hemispheric Brain Damage?

  Y. Hashimoto & T. Toshima
  pp. 243-252.

• Psychometric Properties of the Chinese Version of the Parental Stress Scale

  S.-K. Cheung
  pp. 253-261.

• Psychometric Properties of the Toddler Behavior Assessment Questionnaire Applied to Japanese Children

  E. Kusanagi, S.-J. Chen, & N. Hosh
  pp. 262-274.

• Resource, Relationship and Scarcity in Reward Allocation in India

Psychologia, Vol. 43, No. 3 (2000)

• A Correlational Study of Workspace Characteristics and Work Satisfaction Among Indian Bank Employees

  P. Rishi, S. P. Sinha & R. Dubey
  pp. 155-164.

• Lexical Decision Making in Korean Words: Educational Implications of Learning to Read Words

  C. H. Lee & D. J. Chard
  pp. 165-175.

• Disorders of Interdependence in Japan

  J. H. Nathan
  pp. 176-187.

• Effects of Students’ Perception of Teachers’ and Parents’ Attitudes on Their Achievement Goals and Learning Strategies

  H. Yamauchi & K. Miki
  pp. 188-198.

• The Effects of Stroke Order and Radicals on the Knowledge of Japanese Kanji Orthography, Phonology and Semantics

  K. Tamaoka & H. Yamada
  pp. 199-210.

• Motivational Analysis of Avoidance in Organizational Conflicts: Japanese Business Employees’ Concerns, Strategies, and Organizational Attitudes

  K. Ohbuchi, Y. Hayashi & K. Imazai
  pp. 211-220.

Psychologia, Vol. 43, No. 2 (2000)

• Career or Marriage? : Some Observations and Data from Young Black Students in South Africa A. Akande pp. 91-101.

  A. Akande
  pp. 91-101.

• Effects of Age and Relation on Intergenerational Communication: A Survey Study in Beijing

  X.D. Yue & S.H. Ng
  pp. 102-113.

• Delinquent and Non-Delinquent Youth: A Four Factor Model of Self-Esteem

  E. Nair
  pp. 114-122.

• Feature-Specific Priming Effects Upon Short Duration Binocular Rivalry

  K. Ikeda & T. Morotomi
  pp. 123-134.

• Spoken Word Recognition of Chinese Homophones: The Role of Context and Tone Neighbors

  M.C.W. Yip
  pp. 135-143.

• The Effect of Background Context on Children’s Understanding of the Spatial Depth Arrangement of Objects in a Drawing

  J. Perara & M. V. Cox
  pp. 144-154.

Psychologia, Vol. 43, No. 1 (2000)

SPECIAL ISSUE:
COGNITIVE PROCESSING OF THE JAPANESE AND CHINESE LANGUAGES 2
Guest Editors: Takeshi Hatta & Hirofumi Saito

• Neuropsychological Model of Reading Based on Japanese Experiences

  A. Yamadori
  pp. 1-14.

• Syllable Errors from Naturalistic Slips of the Tongue in Mandarin Chinese

  J.-Y. Chen
  pp. 15-26.

• Crosslinguistic Interactions in the Development of L2 Intraword Awareness: Effects of Logographic Processing Experience

  K. Koda
  pp. 27-46.

• Lexical Representation of Compound Words: Cross-Linguistic Evidence

  X. Zhou & W.Marslen-Wilson
  pp. 47-66.

• Structural Representations of Characters in Chinese Writing: Evidence from a Case of Acquired Dysgraphia

  S.-P. Law & M.-T. Leung
  pp. 67-83.

• A Study of Language Disorders Associated with Dementia of Alzheimer Type in Japanese : A Preliminary Study

  N. Motomura, Y. Tomota, H. Akagi & T. Seo
  pp. 84-90.