1. Fourier components of moving gratings

   • D. H. Kelly

   Methods & Designs Pages: 435 - 437

2. An automated trainer for improving visual acuity in myopic adults

   • Frank L. Collins
   • Ronald L. Blount
   • Karen M. Gil

   Methods & Designs Pages: 438 - 440

3. On central vision activity and peripheral sensitivity: A method with potentialities for research on a range of problems in visual perception

   • M. Mashour
   • T. Holmberg

   Methods & Designs Pages: 441 - 445

4. The simultaneous and independent measurement of penile circumference and length

   • Christopher M. Earls
   • William L. Marshall

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 447 - 450

5. Construction of haptic stimulus patterns for use in cross-modal and intramodal matching tasks

   • Daiyo Sawada
   • Ronald F. Jarman

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 451 - 454

6. Microreaction timer

   • David Houghton
   • Robert T. Wilkinson

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 455 - 458

7. Amplitude of constant-current pulses can be preset

   • William J. Mundl

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 459 - 460

8. Electronic AVTA: Signal processing for automatic vocal transaction analysis

   • James M. Dabbs
   • Mark S. Evans

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 461 - 462

9. An automated version of the digit symbol substitution test (DSST)

   • Daniel R. McLeod
   • Roland R. Griffiths
   • John Yingling

   Computer Technology Pages: 463 - 466

10. A computer program to synthesize American Sign Language

    • Michael Shantz
    • Howard Poizner

    Computer Technology Pages: 467 - 474

11. APL functions for interactive data analysis: Preparation of data files

    • Selby Evans
    • Jerry D. Neideffer
    • Lynn Gilfillan

    Computer Technology Pages: 475 - 481

12. A program for the generation of data sets possessing desired degrees of score stability

    • David Marshall
    • H. D. Day
    • John Christy

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 483 - 484

13. DOPPELGÄNGER: A FORTRAN program for simulating time-sampled spatial locations of “phantom” animals performing discrete pseudorandom walks

    • Daniel Cubicciotti

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 485 - 486

14. Program package for the analysis and synthesis of animal vocalizations

    • Robert J. Dooling
    • Christopher Clark
    • Timothy Bunnell

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 487 - 487

15. DATIN: An interactive data entry program

    • Jeffrey Lee Rasmussen

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 488 - 488

16. Orthogonal-polynomial programs: Good vs. better

    • Phillip L. Emerson

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 489 - 490

17. INTERRUPTS: An interrupt routine for Apple II PASCAL 1.1

    • Chris Idzikowski

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 491 - 491

18. The calculation of the significance level of F, t, and r on the Apple II

    • Todd H. Ogasawara

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 492 - 493

19. Testing whether a population correlation coefficient corrected for attenuation is perfect

    • Gordon Rae

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 494 - 496

20. A method of testing for serial correlation in univariate repeated-measures analyses of variance

    • John P. Hatch
    • Erwin M. Hearne
    • Gary M. Clark

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 497 - 498

21. Two-factor analysis of variance with one nested factor: A BASIC program for microcomputers

    • John P. Galla

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 499 - 499

22. EXPECT: A PASCAL program for calculating expected values in ANOVA models

    • Calvin D. Sowder

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 500 - 500