1. Scoring and interpreting the MMPI with a desk-top calculator

   • Rolf R. Engel
   • Gabriele Kunze

   Methods & Designs Pages: 317 - 320

2. Methods for rapid quantification of brain autoradiographs

   • J. Michael Walker
   • David G. Lavond
   • Patricia M. Meyer

   Methods & Designs Pages: 321 - 328

3. African four-striped grass mice (Rhabdomys pumilio), a diurnal-crepuscular muroid rodent, in the behavioral laboratory

   • Donald A. Dewsbury
   • William W. Dawson

   Methods & Designs Pages: 329 - 333

4. The measurement of pupillary dilation: A facilitating apparatus

   • Richard Henke
   • Tamar Globerson

   Methods & Designs Pages: 334 - 338

5. The television camera used to measure movement

   • Alan P. Rudell

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 339 - 341

6. Low-cost equipment for schedule generation III: Variable ratio and ancillary equipment

   • L. J. Aylesbury
   • R. Glynn Owens

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 342 - 348

7. Programmable calculator as timer, storer, and decision maker in psychology experiments

   • Marshall M. Haith
   • Bennett Bertenthal

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 349 - 354

8. Positional frequency and versatility of letters for six-, seven-, and eight-letter English words

   • Robert L. Solso

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 355 - 358

9. A time-division multiplexer-demultiplexer for duplex video recording and playback

   • A. Rodney Wellens
   • Rene Revert

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 359 - 362

10. Construction of a tape-controlled system of presenting visual-spatial and visual-temporal stimulus patterns for use in cross-modal and intramodal matching tests

    • Ronald F. Jarman
    • Malcolm F. Marshall
    • Tom S. Moore

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 363 - 365

11. A FORTRAN program for lag sequential analysis of contingency and cyclicity in behavioral interaction data

    • Gene P. Sackett
    • Richard Holm
    • Allen Henkins

    Computer Technology Pages: 366 - 378

12. A computer interview language: Programming the on-line interactive computer

    • Hugh V. Angle
    • Judith Carroll

    Computer Technology Pages: 379 - 383

13. Computer analysis of talk-silence sequences: The FIASSCO system

    • Joseph N. Cappella
    • Michael J. Streibel

    Computer Technology Pages: 384 - 392

14. FACLOD: A program to estimate the statistical significance of factor loadings

    • Randall M. Parker

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 393 - 393

15. A computer program to compute Scheffé’s homogeneity of variance statistic and estimate its power

    • Gerard J. Smits

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 394 - 394

16. A FORTRAN IV program for the estimation of missing data

    • Martijn P. F. Berger

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 395 - 396

17. Computer approximation of the inverse of the normal distribution function

    • Phillip L. Emerson

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 397 - 398

18. A program to evaluate general and conditional agreement among categorical assignments of many raters

    • Paul A. McDermott
    • Marley W. Watkins

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 399 - 400

19. An APL function for computing distribution-free confidence limits on the median of a population

    • L. Wouters

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 401 - 401

20. NSCALE II: A program to analyze and score multiscale surveys and test batteries

    • J. J. Ray
    • R. S. Bozek

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 402 - 402

21. Program for computing measures of association in two-way contingency tables

    • James Arbuckle

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 403 - 403

22. CHI-B: An interactive BASIC program for analyzing the power of chi-square tests

    • San-Yun W. Tsai
    • Norval F. Pohl

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 404 - 404