1. Editorial

   • Joseph B. Sidowski

   EditorialNotes Pages: 595 - 595

2. Guest Editorial

   • John D. Rugh

   EditorialNotes Pages: 596 - 596

3. Feedback modalities as a consideration in biofeedback applications

   • Steven L. Schandler
   • William W. Grings

   Biofeedback Instrumentation Section 1 Reviews, Methods, & Designs Pages: 597 - 606

4. Automated EEG signal-detection methodologies for biofeedback conditioning

   • Joel F. Lubar
   • Renee M. Culver

   Biofeedback Instrumentation Section 1 Reviews, Methods, & Designs Pages: 607 - 616

5. Some methodological considerations in thermal biofeedback training

   • Edward Taub
   • Paul J. School

   Biofeedback Instrumentation Section 1 Reviews, Methods, & Designs Pages: 617 - 622

6. Pulse transit time: Relationship to blood pressure

   • Paul A. Obrist
   • Kathleen C. Light
   • J. Lee Hoffer

   Biofeedback Instrumentation Section 1 Reviews, Methods, & Designs Pages: 623 - 626

7. Electrical safety in the use of biofeedback instruments

   • Alan T. Pope

   Section 2 Safety Standards & Manufacturing Pages: 627 - 631

8. Proposed standard measurement techniques for the technical specification of biofeedback devices

   • Charles G. Burgar
   • John D. Rugh

   Section 2 Safety Standards & Manufacturing Pages: 632 - 638

9. Reflections on the biofeedback industry: Its problems and prospects

   • Lee H. Garlington

   Section 2 Safety Standards & Manufacturing Pages: 639 - 641

10. A low-cost research-oriented biofeedback thermometer with digital readout

    • Carl D. Shartner

    Section 3 Devices & Systems Pages: 642 - 645

11. An EEG alpha-detection, feedback stimulation, and data analysis system

    • Robert L. Boudrot
    • David M. Goodman
    • Thomas B. Mulholland

    Section 3 Devices & Systems Pages: 646 - 651

12. An eight-channel computer-controlled scanning electromyograph

    • Alan J. Fridlund
    • Stephen C. Fowler

    Section 3 Devices & Systems Pages: 652 - 662

13. A digital frequency discriminator for biofeedback research

    • Alan G. Glaros
    • John Mills Martin
    • Louis A. Chiodo

    Section 3 Devices & Systems Pages: 663 - 665

14. Gait analog tracings and computerized analysis through a PDP-11/45

    • R. Elie
    • B. Vo-Ngoc
    • M. -A. Gagnon

    Methods & Designs Pages: 666 - 670

15. A forced-choice adaptive procedure for measuring auditory thresholds in children

    • William A. Yost

    Methods & Designs Pages: 671 - 677

16. Design of a remotely controlled “locomotory” platform useful in ethological studies

    • Charles J. Amlaner
    • Robert Korzyniowski
    • John F. Stout

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 678 - 684

17. A wood-gnawing sensor for recording collateral behavior emitted by rats on differential reinforcement of low rate schedules

    • I. R. Tierney
    • A. Annan

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 685 - 688

18. A device to enable the automatic recording of rodent ultrasonic vocalizations

    • G. E. Harrison
    • S. D. Holman

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 689 - 692

19. Parametric interactions in EEG period analysis

    • Larry Rouse
    • Paul Landresse

    Computer Technology Pages: 693 - 700

20. Minicomputer processing of dual Purkinje image eye-tracker data

    • John E. Evans
    • James C. Gutmann

    Computer Technology Pages: 701 - 704

21. NOVA SKED: A behavioral notation language for Data General minicomputers

    • Steven G. Gilbert
    • Deborah C. Rice

    Computer Technology Pages: 705 - 709

22. A PDP-12 interface for time-code generator/readers

    • Stephen Walker
    • Martin Reite

    Computer Technology Pages: 710 - 711

23. Voltage-controlled oscillators: Inexpensive alternative to analog-to-digital converters

    • Brian Partridge
    • Richard Dawkins
    • Charles Amlaner

    Computer Technology Pages: 712 - 714

24. Timing individuals in a group using a computer-generated code sequence

    • William R. Feeney

    Computer Technology Pages: 715 - 717

25. PRS1 and PRS2: FORTRAN programs for the analysis of animal spatial data

    • A. J. Pearson

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 718 - 722

26. EDITB: a program to aid processing of event records

    • B. S. Carter

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 723 - 726

27. QUARTR: A FORTRAN IV subroutine to calculate quarter life

    • Jacques P. J. Maurissen

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 727 - 728

28. CURVAT: A FORTRAN IV subroutine to calculate the index of curvature

    • Jacques P. J. Maurissen
    • Geoffrey B. Inglis

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 729 - 730

29. LEVTREND: A FORTRAN program for analyzing and displaying the results of repeated measures across multiple factors

    • Charles Neuringer

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 731 - 731

30. RANOVA. A FORTRAN IV program for four-way Monte Carlo analysis of variance

    • A. P. White
    • A. W. Still
    • P. W. Harris

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 732 - 732

31. Maximizing coefficient alpha reliability while maintaining validity

    • John D. Morris

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 733 - 734

32. SCALE: A FORTRAN program for reliability analysis on scales formed by linear combinations of variables

    • Ray W. Cooksey

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 735 - 735

33. INGPLT and DRAW. Developments in grid technique

    • W. D. Evans
    • R. W. Holden

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 736 - 736

34. MAGEST: A FORTRAN program for analyzing magnitude estimation data

    • Stephen M. Kerst

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 737 - 738

35. ICLUST: A cluster analytic approach to exploratory and confirmatory scale construction

    • William Revelle

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 739 - 742

36. Evoked potential analysis programs for the Lab 8

    • Glenn F. Wilson
    • James Gregory

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 743 - 744

37. A transformation program for normalizing data

    • John E. Langhorne
    • Jan Loney
    • Michael Hacker

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 745 - 745

38. RZTRAN: A FORTRAN IV program for weighted averaging of Pearson rs via Fisher’s z transformation

    • Kenn Finstuen

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 746 - 746

39. IPALION: A FORTRAN IV program for comparing interpersonal perceptions in dyads

    • Theodore G. Grove
    • James Hays

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 747 - 749

40. Imagery values for taxonomic-category names

    • Karl Hunt

    Note Pages: 750 - 752