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Refereed Papers

	W. David Hairston, Neurobiology and Anatomy, WFU School of Medicine *Jonathan Burdette, Radiology, WFU School of Medicine *D. Lynn Flowers, Neuropsychology, WFU School of Medicine *Frank Wood, Neuropsychology, WFU School of Medicine Mark Wallace, Neurobiology and Anatomy Physiological bases of altered multisensory temporal-order-judgments in dyslexia

	Vanessa Harrar, Psychology York University Rebecca Rebecca Winter, Psychology, York Univerisy Laurence Harris, Centre for Vision Research Multimodal apparent motion

	Laurence Harris, Psychology, York Univ. Richard Dyde, Centre for Vision Research, York Univ. Michael Jenkin, Dept. Computer Science and Engineering, York Univ. Visual, vestibular and body cues to upright are weighted in proportion to their reliability

	Neil Harrison, School of Psychology, University of Liverpool Georg Meyer, School of Psychology, University of Liverpool Sophie Wuerger, School of Psychology, University of Liverpool A comparison between crossmodal integration of moving and static signals using event-related potentials

	David HARTNAGEL, Sciences Cognitives - IMASSA - Université Paris 8 Alain BICHOT, Sciences Cognitives - IMASSA Martine GODFROY, NASA-Ames Research Center Corinne ROUMES, Sciences Cognitives - IMASSA Auditory-visual fusion space in darkness

	Hannah Helbig, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics Marc Ernst, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics Attention does not affect multisensory cue weighting

	Cristy Ho, Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford University Hong Z. Tan, Haptic Interface Research Laboratory, Purdue University Charles Spence, Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford University Investigating the crossmodal spatial cuing of driver attention

	Nicholas P Holmes, Experimental Psychology, Oxford University, UK Charles Spence, Experimental Psychology, Oxford University, UK Gemma A. Calvert, Psychology, Bath University, UK Visual-tactile interactions in tool-use: Peripersonal space or multisensory spatial attention?

	Yuki HONGOH, Grduate School of Letters, Kobe University, Depertment of Psychology Shinichi KITA, Faculty of Letters, Kobe University Auditory Capture of Visual Temporal Perception with Focusing on Spatial Congruence -Actual Sound Source Condition-

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