An application of Palincsar and Brown's Comprehension paradigm to listening. Aspects of structure and content of maternal talk with infants. The influence of real colours and coloured aftereffects on perceptual alternation. Comments on the use of conversational features in studies of the vocalization behaviour of mother and infants. Infants react to perceptual paradox during mother-infant interaction.
Monocular rivalry occurs without eye-movements.
Comments on the use of perceptually ambiguous figures as McCollough effect stimuli. A reply to Finke. Infants' responses to sensory information during mother-infant interaction. The influence of imagery ability on colour aftereffects produced by physically present and imagined induction stimuli. A signal detection analysis.