The ability of odours to serve as state-dependent cues for real-world memories: Can Viking smells aid the recall of Viking experiences?
pp. 1-7(7)
Authors: Aggleton J. P.; Waskett L.

Experimental tests of prospective remembering: The influence of cue-event frequency on performance
pp. 9-23(15)
Authors: Ellis J.; Kvavilashvili L.; Milne A.

Collective memories, political violence and mental health in Northern Ireland
pp. 25-33(9)
Authors: Cairns E.; Lewis C.A.

An experimental investigation of the role of iconic gestures in lexical access using the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
pp. 35-56(22)
Authors: Beattie G.; Coughlan J.

Causal bridging inference: A cause of story interestingness
pp. 57-71(15)
Author: Kim S-I.

The mental model theory of spatial reasoning re-examined: The role of relevance in premise order
pp. 73-84(12)
Author: Henst J-B.V.D.

Critical thinking and belief in the paranormal: A re-evaluation
pp. 85-98(14)
Author: Roe C. A.

Occupational choice and patterns of cognitive abilities
pp. 99-108(10)
Authors: Govier E.; Feldman J.

Failure to support the right-shift theory s hypothesis of a 'heterozygote advantage' for cognitive abilities
pp. 109-123(15)
Authors: Cerone L. J.; Mckeever W. F.

Using the Internet for psychological research: Personality testing on the World Wide Web
pp. 125-144(20)
Authors: Buchanan T.; Smith J. L.

Gender differences in the reliability of the EPQ? A bootstrapping approach
pp. 145-154(10)
Authors: Miles J. N. V.; Shevlin M.; Mcghee P. C.

Some further observations concerning Sir Cyril Burt
pp. 155-160(6)
Authors: Butler B. E.; Petrulis J.

Music and on-hold waiting time
pp. 161-164(4)
Authors: North A. C.; Hargreaves D. J.; Mckendrick J.

Editorial acknowledgement
pp. 165-166(2)