1. Computing data for color-vision modeling

   • Hans Irtel

   Methods & Designs Pages: 397 - 401

2. A subcutaneous intracerebral drug delivery device for use in rhesus monkeys

   • John R. Glowa
   • James V. Sullivan
   • John D. Bacher

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 402 - 406

3. A technique for the study of spatiotemporal aspects of paw contact patterns, applied to rats treated with a TRH analogue

   • K. A. Clarke

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 407 - 411

4. A simple and sensitive method for monitoring running-wheel movement

   • Allen D. Petree
   • Nabil F. Haddad
   • Laurence H. Berger

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 412 - 413

5. An inexpensive automated system for the measurement of rotational behavior in small animals

   • David K. McFarlane
   • Buda J. Martonyi
   • Terry E. Robinson

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 414 - 419

6. Measuring the stop point of rapid smoking

   • Murray E. Jarvik
   • Martin R. Rosenblatt
   • William J. McCarthy

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 420 - 422

7. A sliding gas-delivery system and ventilating chamber for small animals fixed in standard stereotaxic instruments

   • Nelson L. Freedman

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 423 - 425

8. Tachistoscopic software for Macintosh computers

   • Thomas A. Busey

   Computer Technology Pages: 426 - 430

9. Tachistoscopic software for the Macintosh

   • Claude Barron

   Computer Technology Pages: 431 - 433

10. A versatile, user-friendly tachistoscope for the Macintosh

    • Joshua M. Doenias
    • Susan E. Langland
    • Daniel Reisberg

    Computer Technology Pages: 434 - 438

11. Real-time color-frame animation for visual psychophysics on the Macintosh computer

    • Scott B. Steinman
    • Mark Nawrot

    Computer Technology Pages: 439 - 452

12. Notes on Graves and Bradley’s timer algorithm

    • Jörg Beringer

    Computer Technology Pages: 453 - 455

13. Using the IBM-compatible microcomputer’s serial port as an input-output interface

    • C. Craig Morris

    Computer Technology Pages: 456 - 460

14. A low-cost spatial contrast sensitivity display driver

    • Wlliam B. Cushman

    Computer Technology Pages: 461 - 463

15. An on-line program to calculate respiratory sinus arrhythmia amplitude

    • Gustavo A. Reyes del Paso

    Computer Technology Pages: 464 - 466

16. Spreadsheet modeling for research and teaching: Programming without programming

    • Charles E. Collyer

    Computer Technology Pages: 467 - 474

17. Recording and analyzing eye-position data using a microcomputer workstation

    • C. F. Nodine
    • H. L. Kundel
    • E. A. Krupinski

    Computer Technology Pages: 475 - 485

18. Timing accuracy of mouse response registration on the IBM microcomputer family

    • Jörg Beringer

    Computer Technology Pages: 486 - 490

19. The Rev.: An IBM BASIC program for Bayesian test interpretation

    • Ronald D. Franklin
    • David B. Allison

    Program Abstracts/Algoriths Pages: 491 - 492

20. PERM: A double-precision FORTRAN routine for obtaining parallel analysis eigenvalues from permuted data

    • R. Stewart Longman
    • Ronald R. Holden

    Software Announcements Pages: 493 - 493

21. Dunnett-like multiple comparisons among product-moment correlations

    • Richard H. Williams

    Software Announcements Pages: 493 - 494

22. Tukey-like pairwise comparisons among variances

    • Richard H. Williams
    • Brooks Applegate

    Software Announcements Pages: 494 - 495

23. Journal Reference Assistance

    • Allen H. Wolach

    Software Announcements Pages: 495 - 495

24. Computerized Analysis of Variance Tutorial

    • Allen H. Wolach
    • Maureen A. McHale

    Software Announcements Pages: 495 - 496

25. Book review of DOS 5: A developer’s guide

    • Phillip L. Emerson

    Book Review Pages: 497 - 500

26. Forthcoming articles

    Announcement Pages: 501 - 501