Psychologia, Vol. 44, No.1 (2001)
SPECIAL ISSUE:
PHYLOGENY OF COGNITION AND LANGUAGE
Guest Editors : Tetsuro Matsuzawa & Masaki Tomonaga
Editorial
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.
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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.
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Psychologia, Vol. 44, No.3 (2001)
Lay Theories of Happiness in the East and West
A. Furnham, H. Cheng, & Y. Shirasu
pp. 173-187.
A Test of Independence Axiom in a Diagnosis Context That Offers Common Symptoms
S. Li & J.E. Taplin
pp. 188-196.
A Nonparametric Item Analysis of the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire ? Chinese Version
J. Sachs, Y.K. Law, C.K.K. Chan, & N. Rao
pp. 197-208.
Use of Japanese Honorific Expressions by Native Chinese Speakers
Y. Miyaoka & K. Tamaoka
pp. 209-222.
Phonological Priming in Cantonese Spoken-Word Processing
M.C.W. Yip
pp. 223-229.
What is the Female Image Projected by Smoking?
J.R. Beech & J. Whittaker
pp. 230-236.
Psychologia, Vol. 44, No.4 (2001)
Effects of Orthographic Similarity in Processing Japanese Kanji
A. Morita & K. Tamaoka
pp. 237-249.
Teachersf Expectations of High School Studentsf Social Skills in Japan
K. R. Van Horn, K. Tamase, & K. Hagiwara
pp. 250-258.
The Role of Imagery on Imagery-Mediated Strategy in Paired-Associate Learning of Kanji and Their English Equivalents
Y. Kuwabara
pp. 259-268.
The Effectiveness of Multisensory Training in Improving Reading and Writing Skills of Chinese Dyslexic Children
C.S.-H. Ho, E.Y.-C. Lam, & A. Au
pp. 269-280.
Friends and Lovers : A Study of Human Mate Selection in India
J. Basu & R. Ray
pp. 281-291.