1. Eye-movement data: Cumulative fixation time and cluster analysis

   • C. R. Latimer

   Methods & Designs Pages: 437 - 470

2. A FORTRAN 77 program for a nonparametric item response model: The Mokken scale analysis

   • Johannes Kingma
   • Terry Taerum

   Methods & Designs Pages: 471 - 480

3. Use of pocket computers for self-administration of cognitive tests in the field

   • Richard Popper
   • Heather Dragsbaek
   • Edward Hirsch

   Methods & Designs Pages: 481 - 484

4. Monitoring animals’ movements using digitized video images

   • Richard F. Olivo
   • Margaret C. Thompson

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 485 - 490

5. Technical improvements to the projection tachistoscope

   • Wilhelm R. Glaser

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 491 - 494

6. A microcomputer-controlled system for measuring reactivity in small animals

   • Robert W. Silverman
   • Ann S. Chang
   • Roger W. Russell

   Computer Technology Pages: 495 - 498

7. A program for comprehension monitoring of text using HyperCard for the Macintosh

   • Steve Nason
   • Karen Zabrucky

   Computer Technology Pages: 499 - 502

8. PAST: Viewing the programming process

   • Richard T. Redmond
   • Jean B. Gasen

   Computer Technology Pages: 503 - 507

9. A BASIC program for the generation of Latin squares

   • Michael J Strube

   Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 508 - 509

10. Calculation of significance regions for multiple predictors by the Johnson-Neyman technique

    • Michael J Strube

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 510 - 512

11. Micro-CONGRU: A microcomputer program for measuring levels of overall and partial congruence among multiple observers on nominal scales

    • Makley W. Watkins
    • Joseph C. Rush

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 513 - 514

12. A software system for recording and analyzing transient evoked potential data with an Apple IIe computer

    • John A. Baro
    • Stephen Lehmkuhle

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 515 - 516