1. Johannes Kepler’s computer simulation of the universe: Some remarks about theory in psychology

   • Geoffrey Loftus

   Session I Presidential Address Pages: 149 - 156

2. The use of computer networks in data gathering and data analysis

   • Michael Yost
   • Fred Bremner

   Session II Computer Networks In Data Gathering And Data Analysis Pages: 157 - 159

3. Inexpensive microcomputer networking for laboratory research

   • Joseph D. Allen
   • Lawrence Crawford

   Session II Computer Networks In Data Gathering And Data Analysis Pages: 160 - 162

4. Microcomputer, minicomputer, mainframe interfacing

   • Michael Yost
   • James Holcombe
   • Douglas Eddy

   Session II Computer Networks In Data Gathering And Data Analysis Pages: 163 - 164

5. Interfacing Apple and IBM computers for the analysis of clinical biofeedback

   • George Alan Brown
   • Francisco I. Perez

   Session II Computer Networks In Data Gathering And Data Analysis Pages: 165 - 167

6. Apple II/FIRST-Corvus networks

   • Beverly Marshall-Goodell
   • I. Gormezano

   Session II Computer Networks In Data Gathering And Data Analysis Pages: 168 - 172

7. Heart electrophysiology as a dependent measure in children

   • Frederick J. Bremner
   • Robert N. Strauss
   • Stephen Dent Samples

   Session III Computer Analysis Of Physiological Events During Complex Task Performance Pages: 173 - 175

8. Electrooculographic indices of changes in simulated flying performance

   • Terry L. Morris

   Session III Computer Analysis Of Physiological Events During Complex Task Performance Pages: 176 - 182

9. Computer-aided analysis of in-flight physiological measurement

   • Gerald C. Armstrong

   Session III Computer Analysis Of Physiological Events During Complex Task Performance Pages: 183 - 185

10. Psychophysiological correlates of long-term attention to complex tasks

    • J. C. Miller
    • N. Y. Takamoto
    • M. D. Brown

    Session III Computer Analysis Of Physiological Events During Complex Task Performance Pages: 186 - 190

11. Physiological assessment of pilot workload in simulated and actual flight environments

    • Ernest Lindholm
    • Norwood Sisson

    Session III Computer Analysis Of Physiological Events During Complex Task Performance Pages: 191 - 194

12. 3-D graphics animation program for the Apple II

    • Bennett I. Bertenthal
    • Dennis R. Proffitt
    • Stowe E. Keller

    Session IV Computer Research Tools Pages: 195 - 202

13. Electronic surveys

    • Gary Perlman

    Session IV Computer Research Tools Pages: 203 - 205

14. The Maxwellian optics laboratory automation using a personal computer

    • Naoyuki Osaka

    Session IV Computer Research Tools Pages: 206 - 208

15. Simple, applied text parsing

    • Michael M. Granaas

    Session IV Computer Research Tools Pages: 209 - 216

16. Automated Portable Test (APT) System: Overview and prospects

    • A. C. Bittner
    • M. G. Smith
    • M. M. Harbeson

    Session IV Computer Research Tools Pages: 217 - 221

17. Apple Picker: Computer software for studying human responding on concurrent and multiple schedules

    • Wayne D. Norman
    • Jerry L. Jongerius

    Session IV Computer Research Tools Pages: 222 - 225

18. Problems in evaluating the real-world usability of digital voice communication systems

    • Astrid Schmidt Nielsen

    Session V Behavioral Issues In Computer-Generated Speech Pages: 226 - 234

19. Constraints on the perception of synthetic speech generated by rule

    • Howard C. Nusbaum
    • David B. Pisoni

    Session V Behavioral Issues In Computer-Generated Speech Pages: 235 - 242

20. Stimulus-central processing-response compatibility: Guidelines for the optimal use of speech technology

    • Michael A. Vidulich
    • Christopher D. Wickens

    Session V Behavioral Issues In Computer-Generated Speech Pages: 243 - 249

21. Using synthetic speech for remote access to information

    • Mary Beth Rosson

    Session V Behavioral Issues In Computer-Generated Speech Pages: 250 - 252

22. Computer aids that writers need

    • Ronald T. Kellogg

    Session VI Human Computer Interaction Pages: 253 - 258

23. Transfer of training from introductory computer courses is highly specific ... and negative!

    • Kirk H. Smith
    • Dieter Zirkleb
    • Barbee T. Mynatt

    Session VI Human Computer Interaction Pages: 259 - 264

24. Interactive braille output for blind computer users

    • Terrence T. Williams
    • Robert M. Lambert
    • Charles W. White

    Session VI Human Computer Interaction Pages: 265 - 267

25. Programming in natural language: A descriptive analysis

    • Marc M. Sebrechts
    • Paul H. Gross

    Session VI Human Computer Interaction Pages: 268 - 274

26. Tracing the evolution of knowledge structures

    • Richard K. Wagner
    • Marc M. Sebrechts
    • John B. Black

    Session VI Human Computer Interaction Pages: 275 - 278

27. The why, when, and how of cognitive simulation: A tutorial

    • David Kieras

    Session VII A Tutorial On Cognitive Simulation Pages: 279 - 285

28. Programming simulations of cognitive processes: An example of building macrostructures

    • Sheryl R. Young

    Session VII A Tutorial On Cognitive Simulation Pages: 286 - 293

29. Parallel processing strategies in the application of microcomputers to the behavioral laboratory

    • David G. Spencer
    • Michael W. Emmett-Oglesby

    Session VIII Software Design Strategies In Operant Conditioning Systems Pages: 294 - 300

30. Amplitude measures of operant response: Implementation with Apple Pascal

    • Stephen C. Fowler

    Session VIII Software Design Strategies In Operant Conditioning Systems Pages: 301 - 306

31. Design decisions in a Pascal-based operant conditioning system

    • Howard L. Kaplan

    Session VIII Software Design Strategies In Operant Conditioning Systems Pages: 307 - 318

32. A longitudinal study of cardiac component analysis

    • Frederick J. Bremner
    • Michael Yost
    • Clifton Zintgeaff

    Session IX Computer Applications In Single-Subject Research Designs Pages: 319 - 322

33. A comparison of single-subject and traditional statistical designs in steady-state evoked potential research

    • Douglas R. Eddy
    • Samuel L. Moise

    Session IX Computer Applications In Single-Subject Research Designs Pages: 323 - 326

34. Single-subject statistical analysis of computer-assisted biofeedback

    • George Alan Brown
    • Francisco I. Perez

    Session IX Computer Applications In Single-Subject Research Designs Pages: 327 - 330

35. Advanced computing in psychology

    • Bert F. Geben
    • Cynthia H. Null
    • David Rumelhart

    Session X Supercomputing In Psychology Pages: 331 - 338

36. Teaching students to model neural circuits and neural networks using an electronic spreadsheet simulator

    • Thomas T. Hewett

    Session XI Teaching Applications Of Microcomputers Pages: 339 - 344

37. Instructional programs for psychology: A review and analysis

    • Douglas B. Eamon
    • Darrell L. Butler

    Session XI Teaching Applications Of Microcomputers Pages: 345 - 351

38. An evaluation of statistical software for research and instruction

    • Darrell L. Butler
    • Douglas B. Eamon

    Session XI Teaching Applications Of Microcomputers Pages: 352 - 358

39. An integrated approach to computer usage in the teaching of experimental psychology

    • Stephen C. Hirtle
    • Howard J. Kallman

    Session XI Teaching Applications Of Microcomputers Pages: 359 - 362