Technical Reports for 1994 (No. 108-126)

108:	The Relationship of Variance to Interaction Contrast in Parallel Systems Factorial Technology Townsend, James T. & Diederich,Adele
109:	Recognition Memory for Exceptions to the Category Rule Palmeri, Thomas J. & Nosofsky, Robert
110:	Effects on Length and Strength on Familiarity in Recognition Shiffrin, Richard M., Huber, David & Marinelli, Kim
111:	Parallel Processing Response Times and Experimental Determination of the Stopping Rule Townsend,James T. & Colonius, Hans
112:	A Computational Model of Auditory Pattern Recognition Anderson, Sven E.
113:	Categorization And Segmentation: Grouping Together And Breaking Apart Goldstone, Robert L. & Pevtzow, Rachel
114:	Three Tests of an Alignment-based Model of Similarity Goldstone, Robert L.
115:	The Role of Base Rates in Category Learning Kruschke, John
116:	It's About Time: An Overview of the Dynamical Approach to Cognition van Gelder, Tim & Port Robert
117:	How Does Basic Science Show That Central Auditory Processing is Critical to Audition? Watson, Charles S.
118:	Naive Time, Temporal Patterns and Human Audition Port, Robert, Cummins & McAuley J. Devin
119:	Emotional State and Emotional Connotation in Word Perception Niedenthal, Paula M., & Halberstadt, Jamin B.
120:	Modeling off-Axis Vision I:The Optical Effects of Decentering Visual Targets or the Eye's Entrance Pupil Bradley, Arthur & Thibos, Larry N.
121:	Modeling off-Axis Vision II: the Effect of Spatial Filtering and Sampling by Retinal Neurons Thibos, Larry N. & Bradley, Arthur
122:	"If Only I Weren't" V. "If Only I Hadn't:" Distinguishing Shame and Guilt in Counterfactual Thinking Niedenthal, Paula M. , Tangney, June Price, Gavanski, Igor
123:	Deterministic Chaos and the Ontology of Chance Winnie, John
124:	Gaussian General Recognition Theory and Perceptual Independence Thomas, Robin D.
125:	Resolution of Lexical Ambiguity by Emotional State Halberstadt, Jamin B., Niedenthal, Paula M. and Kushner, Julia
126:	Modeling, Connectionist & Otherwise van Gelder, Timothy