Dear Visual Cognition Researcher,
Psychology Press is pleased to highlight our journal, Visual Cognition, and all the complementary services that we now offer online.
Visual Cognition publishes high quality research from a range of perspectives concerned with all aspects of visual cognition. This includes, for example, studies of visual object and face recognition (from edge extraction to accessing stored knowledge representations), long-term and short-term visual memory, visual imagery, visual word recognition, eye movement control in reading and scene perception. In 2001, Visual Cognition was ranked number 14 out of the 64 journals in the Experimental Psychology category of the ISI citation rankings, with an impact factor of 2.200.
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Integration and
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