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Refereed Papers

	Noriaki Kanayama, School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University Hideki Ohira, School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University The effect of rubber hand illusion on congruency effect

	Oliver Kannape, Psychology, University College Dublin Diarmuid Whittle, Engineering, Universtity College Dublin Michael Gilchrist, Engineering, Universtity College Dublin Stuart Smith, Psychology, Universtiy College Dublin Visual and Tactile Contributions to Self-Motion Perception

	Simon Kelly, Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab, City College of New York Jennifer Montesi, Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab, Nathan Kline Institute John Foxe, Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab, Nathan Kline Institute Active Suppression of Visual Distracters during difficult auditory discrimination: Effects of intensity and congruency

	Jong Wan Kim, Department of Psychology, Yonsei University Eun Ju Tae, Graduate Program in Cognitive Science, Yonsei University Kwang Hee Han, Department of Psychology, Yonsei University Interactive Effects of Mood-Congruency between Music and Text on Cognitive Processing

	Shinichi Kita, Department of Psychology, Kobe University Taichi Higashi, Department of Psychology, Kobe University Tomomi Hata, Department of Psychology, Kobe University Visuotactile attention shift

	Norimichi Kitagawa, NTT Communication Science Laboratories Yuka Igarashi, Tokyo Metropolitan University, NTT Communication Science Laboratories Makio Kashino, NTT Communication Science Laboratories, ERATO Shimojo Implicit Brain Function Project, Tokyo Institute of Technology Audiotactile interaction in continuity perception.

	Michiteru Kitazaki, Research Center for Future Vehicle, Toyohashi University of Technology Ai Hirata, Department of Knowledge-based Information Engineering, Toyohashi University of Technology Naoyuki Matsuzaki, Research Center for Future Vehicle, Toyohashi University of Technology Spatial-contingency effect on illusory flash perception induced by sound and touch

	Camille Koppen, University of Oxford, Department of Experimental Psychology The factors modulating the Colavita visual dominance effect

	Stas Krupenia, School of Psychology, The University of Queensland Penelope Sanderson, School of Psychology, The University of Queensland Effect of head mounted displays and multimodal support on detection of unexpected events

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