1. Conditioned suppression as a psychophysical technique for the cat

   • Michael S. Loop
   • Mark A. Berkley

   Methods & Designs Pages: 121 - 124

2. The measurement of human oral forces

   • John D. Rugh
   • William K. Solberg

   Methods & Designs Pages: 125 - 128

3. A new probe technique for the identification of serial learning processes

   • Carla J. Posnansky
   • William F. Battig
   • James F. Voss

   Methods & Designs Pages: 129 - 132

4. A method for determining the aversive threshold in the rat using repeated measures: Tests with morphine sulfate

   • Vincent P. Houser
   • William P. Paré

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 135 - 137

5. The squeal as an indicator of aggression in mice

   • Morris K. Morgret
   • Harold A. Dengerink

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 138 - 140

6. An inexpensive pure-tone pattern generator

   • Maurice E. T. Swinnen
   • Norman A. Krasnegor

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 140 - 141

7. Measurement of social dominance in squirrel monkeys

   • Lincoln D. Clark
   • Edwin N. Nakashima

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 143 - 144

8. An apparatus for apparent conditioning ofOctopus cyaneus Gray

   • R. S. Hales
   • Pamela Crancher
   • M. G. King

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 145 - 146

9. Out of the frying pan into the goalbox

   • Leonard Brosgole
   • Sonya K. Sobrian
   • Angelo F. Contino

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 147 - 148

10. A logarithmic electronic integrator for activity transducers

    • W. T. Woodard

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 149 - 150

11. Digital generation of acoustic stimuli

    • John D. Lovell
    • Edward C. Carterette

    Computer Technology Pages: 151 - 155

12. Three subroutines for dealing efficiently with permutations

    • William P. Dunlap

    Computer Technology Pages: 159 - 160

13. Automated problem solving for the behavioral sciences

    • B. James Starr

    Computer Technology Pages: 161 - 164

14. Painless computer-controlled experimentation

    • A. B. Durell

    Computer Technology Pages: 165 - 166

15. Products

    • Joseph B. Sidowski

    Printout Pages: 167 - 175

16. President paragraphs

    • Norman H. Anderson
    • Barbara K. Sawyers
    • Arthur J. Farkas

    Methods & Designs Pages: 177 - 192

17. A circuit to permit an electronic drinkometer to operate during footshock

    • Charles R. Crowell
    • Lloyd Frei

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 193 - 194

18. Editing silent hesitation from speech recordings

    • A. I. Henderson
    • D. G. Smith

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 195 - 196

19. A device for the easy administration of volatile anesthetics to rats undergoing stereotaxic surgery

    • Lynn T. Kozlowski
    • Stephen C. Woods

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 197 - 198

20. Erratum to: Products

    • Tarpy R. M.

    Erratum Pages: 198 - 198

21. Asystem for cutaneous electrical stimulation mimicking touch

    • Kristin R. Carlson
    • Lucian J. Spalla

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 199 - 200

22. Avoidance conditioning of general activity in the goldfish

    • Pffilip Greenway
    • M. E. Bitterman

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 201 - 202

23. Computerized process control in behavioral science research

    • Karl W. Scholz

    Computer Technology Pages: 203 - 208