1. Editorial

   • Joseph B. Sidowski

   EditorialNotes Pages: 99 - 99

2. The National Conference on the Use of On-Line Computers in Psychology Announces the Second Annual Student Paper Competition

   Announcement Pages: 100 - 100

3. Opening Remarks

   Announcement Pages: 101 - 101

4. Teaching a computer to teach

   • Richard Millward

   Presidential Address Pages: 102 - 110

5. Real-time clocks for microcomputers in behavioral research

   • Steve Goldband

   Session I Microcomputer-Based Laboratories I Pages: 111 - 114

6. An economical microcomputer design for the generation and display of timed visual stimuli: The TDL VDB

   • John H. Flowers
   • Mark H. Murphy

   Session I Microcomputer-Based Laboratories I Pages: 115 - 118

7. Microcomputer graphics in psychological research

   • Ronald H. Olch
   • Stanley E. Hecht

   Session I Microcomputer-Based Laboratories I Pages: 119 - 126

8. Color display systems: The state of the art

   • H. J. Durrett

   Session II Symposium On Color Video Display Systems Pages: 127 - 130

9. Application of color displays to problems in the undergraduate laboratory

   • Douglas R. Eddy

   Session II Symposium On Color Video Display Systems Pages: 131 - 134

10. Microprocessor software applications in color graphics

    • Fred Rodgers

    Session II Symposium On Color Video Display Systems Pages: 135 - 138

11. Theory of learning mathematics with computer-assisted instruction: Hierarchical and nonhierarchical options

    • John W. Cotton
    • Sandra P. Marshall
    • John P. Gallagher

    Session III Potpourri Pages: 139 - 146

12. Collecting paired-comparison data with a sorting algorithm

    • C. P. Whaley

    Session III Potpourri Pages: 147 - 150

13. The LNR laboratory

    • Mark R. Wallen
    • James D. Hollan

    Session IV Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group And Symposium Pages: 151 - 155

14. Minicomputer labs that talk to maxicomputers

    • Edward Grupsmith
    • Steven Ferres

    Session IV Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group And Symposium Pages: 156 - 158

15. DEC vs. DEC-compatible hardware

    • Doris Aaronson

    Session IV Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group And Symposium Pages: 159 - 162

16. 1978 DEC user group report

    • Doris Aaronson

    Session IV Digital Equipment Corporation Users’ Group And Symposium Pages: 163 - 163

17. Eye movements and cognitive psychology: On-line computer approaches to studying visual information processing

    • Keith Rayner

    Session V Symposium On Eye Movement Research Pages: 164 - 171

18. The computer and eye processing pictures: The implementation of a raster graphics device

    • Marcel Adam Just
    • Patricia Carpenter

    Session V Symposium On Eye Movement Research Pages: 172 - 176

19. A software system for the collection of retrospective protocols prompted by eye fixations

    • J. Edward Russo

    Session V Symposium On Eye Movement Research Pages: 177 - 179

20. Eye movement research on the propositional structure of short texts

    • Theodore S. Mandel

    Session V Symposium On Eye Movement Research Pages: 180 - 187

21. On-line eye movement recorders: The good, the bad, and the ugly

    • Geoffrey R. Loftus

    Session V Symposium On Eye Movement Research Pages: 188 - 191

22. Data acquisition software for high data rate experiments

    • Peter Van Gelder
    • James Todd
    • Wai Hon Tsui

    Session VI Special Paradigms Pages: 192 - 198

23. A general-purpose data extraction language

    • Wai Hon Tsui
    • Peter Van Gelder

    Session VI Special Paradigms Pages: 199 - 204

24. A general-purpose program for problem solving experimentation

    • Robin Jeffries
    • John Karat

    Session VI Special Paradigms Pages: 205 - 207

25. Software control of reaction time studies

    • Tim Post

    Student Award Paper Pages: 208 - 211

26. Computer control of memory experiments on a large-scale timesharing system

    • Michael Friendly
    • Pat Franklin

    Student Award Paper Pages: 212 - 217

27. A machine-level software program for the generation of aversive conditioning schedules using the KIM-1 microprocessor

    • James E. Lawler
    • R. Allan Buchholz

    Student Award Paper Pages: 218 - 220

28. Doing it the vendor’s way: Running multiple subjects in reading experiments using Data General’s Diskette Operating System

    • David E. Kieras

    Student Award Paper Pages: 221 - 224

29. LISP: An introduction and some great programs

    • Laurent Siklóssy

    Session VII Data General Users’ Meeting Session VIII Programming Languages And Methodologies: A Tutorial Session Pages: 225 - 228

30. An introduction to structured programming

    • Karl P. Hunt

    Session VII Data General Users’ Meeting Session VIII Programming Languages And Methodologies: A Tutorial Session Pages: 229 - 233

31. Structured flow of control in a laboratory control language

    • Richard F. Dillon

    Session VII Data General Users’ Meeting Session VIII Programming Languages And Methodologies: A Tutorial Session Pages: 234 - 240

32. A microprocessor-based psychopathology laboratory: I. Why bother?

    • Rue L. Cromwell
    • Will Spaulding

    Session IX A Microprocessor-Based Multifunction Psychopathology Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 241 - 242

33. A microprocessor-based psychopathology laboratory: II. Research goals and design prerequisites

    • Will Spaulding
    • Lawrence G. Space

    Session IX A Microprocessor-Based Multifunction Psychopathology Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 243 - 246

34. A microprocessor-based psychopathology laboratory: III. Hardware

    • Lawrence G. Space
    • Rand S. Huntzinger

    Session IX A Microprocessor-Based Multifunction Psychopathology Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 247 - 252

35. A microprocessor-based psychopathology laboratory: IV. Software design

    • R. S. Huntzinger
    • L. G. Space

    Session IX A Microprocessor-Based Multifunction Psychopathology Laboratory: A Symposium Pages: 253 - 256

36. Psychological systems questionnaire: An objective personality test designed for on-line computer presentation, scoring, and interpretation

    • James H. Johnson
    • Ronald A. Giannetti
    • Thomas A. Williams

    Session X Clinical Applications Pages: 257 - 260

37. A portable micro-based system for the study of associated movements

    • Robin Morris
    • Richard Helmer
    • Haskel Hoine

    Session X Clinical Applications Pages: 261 - 263

38. PDP-12 stimulus control and data collection for lateralized discrimination learning

    • Kirmach Natani
    • Edward Engelken
    • Douglas Threatt

    Session X Clinical Applications Pages: 264 - 270

39. Microprocessor uses in a timeshared facility

    • James L. Fox
    • Richard V. Wolf
    • Alan M. Lesgold

    Session XI Microcomputers-What They Are And How To Use Them: A Tutorial Pages: 271 - 280

40. The CLIPR remote laboratory microprocessor system: Development and applications

    • Daniel E. Bailey
    • Wayne H. Ward
    • Thomas W. Christian

    Session XI Microcomputers-What They Are And How To Use Them: A Tutorial Pages: 281 - 292

41. A microcomputer-controlled laboratory: Hardware

    • Richard F. Dillon
    • Barry Millman
    • William R. Bezanson

    Session XII Microcomputer-Based Laboratories II Pages: 293 - 300

42. A microcomputer-controlled laboratory: Software

    • Jo W. Tombaugh
    • Richard F. Dillon
    • William R. Bezanson

    Session XII Microcomputer-Based Laboratories II Pages: 301 - 310

43. A shared-memory approach to microprocessor program development

    • Howard L. Kaplan
    • Dominique Durand

    Session XII Microcomputer-Based Laboratories II Pages: 311 - 313

44. A microprocessor-(Heath ET-3400) based backup control system for laboratory experiments

    • W. Lloyd Milligan
    • Anthony Richardson

    Session XII Microcomputer-Based Laboratories II Pages: 314 - 315