1. Editorial

   • Joseph B. Sidowski

   EditorialNotes Pages: 753 - 753

2. Introduction

   • Bert F. Green
   • Steven P. Shwartz

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 754 - 755

3. DIS: An n-channel tachistoscope algorithm

   • D. J. K. Mewhort

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 756 - 760

4. The SIMPLE T-scope

   • Doris Aaronson
   • Edward Grupsmith

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 761 - 763

5. PLE: A high-level multiprogramming language for psychology

   • John C. Palmer
   • Colin M. Macleod
   • Geoffrey R. Loftus

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 764 - 772

6. Tachistoscope simulation package

   • Steven P. Shwartz

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 773 - 778

7. A psychological laboratory based on a PDP-11/10 with graphics

   • William Prinzmetal
   • William P. Banks

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 779 - 784

8. A multiprocessor system for generating visual displays and controlling experiments

   • James P. Cunningham
   • Lynn A. Cooper

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 785 - 786

9. Considerations in software character generation

   • Glen A. Taylor
   • David Klitzke
   • Dominic W. Massaro

   Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 787 - 788

10. Comparative evaluation of computer-based tachistoscopes

    • Bert F. Green
    • Steven P. Shwartz

    Special Section Computer-Based Tachistoscopes Pages: 789 - 795

11. Tables of d′ for variable-standard discrimination paradigms

    • Howard L. Kaplan
    • Neil A. Macmillan
    • C. Douglas Creelman

    Methods & Designs Pages: 796 - 813

12. Alcohol breath tests: Criterion times for avoiding contamination by “mouth alcohol”

    • Glenn R. Caddy
    • Mark B. Sobell
    • Linda C. Sobell

    Methods & Designs Pages: 814 - 818

13. Category norms for verbal items in 25 categories for children in Grades 2–6

    • Carla J. Posnansky

    Methods & Designs Pages: 819 - 832

14. The analysis of multifactor experiments designed to contrast the within- and between-subjects manipulation of the independent variables

    • Albert Erlebacher

    Methods & Designs Pages: 833 - 840

15. Threshold of intelligibility/comprehensibility of rapid connected speech: Method and instrumentation

    • Henry J. de Haan
    • John R. Schjelderup

    Methods & Designs Pages: 841 - 844

16. A simple procedure for accurately manipulating face-voice synchrony when dubbing speech onto videotape

    • John MacDonald
    • Dominic Dwyer
    • Harry McGurk

    Methods & Designs Pages: 845 - 847

17. An animal sound simulator

    • D. J. Robinson
    • A. W. Ewing

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 848 - 851

18. An inexpensive digital millisecond timer and event counter

    • Alan J. Wilson

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 852 - 853

19. A simple direction-sensitive circuit

    • Alliston K. Reid

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 854 - 855

20. A CRT blanking circuit for video terminals

    • Keith P. Sentis
    • Mark B. Barowicz

    Computer Technology Pages: 856 - 857

21. A deglitching circuit for the AA50 D/A converter

    • James H. Howard
    • Donald C. Burgy
    • James A. Ballas

    Computer Technology Pages: 858 - 860

22. FAC1: An interactive FORTRAN program to calculate principal factor loadings

    • G. J. Boris Allan

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 861 - 861

23. FORTRAN IV subroutines to generate fully crossed random sequences of multidimensional stimuli with repetition limits on each dimension

    • A. P. White
    • C. Thompson

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 862 - 863

24. A FORTRAN IV program to compute reliability of ratings for two or more judges

    • Gerard J. Smits

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 864 - 864

25. LINC-to-PDP-11 tape translation

    • Robert C. Schreiner

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 865 - 866