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Volume 92, Number 1, February 2001
Centenary issue

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Editorial

Editorial
pp. 1-1(1)

Articles

THE BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
pp. 3-22(20)
Author: Edgell B.

Beatrice Edgell: An appreciation
pp. 23-36(14)
Author: Valentine E. R.

British memory research: A journey through the 20th century
pp. 37-52(16)
Authors: Parkin A. J.; Hunkin N. M.

A selective review of selective attention research from the past century
pp. 53-78(26)
Author: Driver J.

Surveying the seen: 100 years of British vision
pp. 79-112(34)
Authors: Wade N. J.; Bruce V.

The psychology of action
pp. 113-128(16)
Author: Haggard P.

The language machine: Psycholinguistics in review
pp. 129-170(42)
Author: Altmann G. T. M.

Is the mind a cauliflower or an onion? British insights into cognitive organization from the study of abnormal function
pp. 171-192(22)
Author: McCarthy R. A.

Human rationality and the psychology of reasoning: Where do we go from here?
pp. 193-216(24)
Authors: Chater N.; Oaksford M.

Individual differences in cognition: British contributions over a century
pp. 217-237(21)
Author: Deary I. J.

Social cognition: Categorical person perception
pp. 239-255(17)
Authors: Macrae C.N.; Bodenhausen G. V.

Cognitive development: No stages please - we're British
pp. 257-277(21)
Author: Goswami U.

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