1. Editorial

   National Conference on The Use of On-Line Computers in Psychology Pages: 73 - 73

2. Some issues in programming multi-mini-processors

   • A. Newell
   • G. Robertson

   Session I Address Pages: 75 - 86

3. An autocorrelation theory of visual form detection: A computer experiment and a computer model

   • William R. Uttal

   Session II Address Pages: 87 - 91

4. Computer aids in teaching statistics and methodology

   • Richard S. Lehman
   • B. James Starr
   • Kenneth C. Young

   Session IV Contributed Papers: Instructional Applications Pages: 93 - 102

5. Increasing student interest by the use of interactive computer simulations

   • Thomas Rywick

   Session IV Contributed Papers: Instructional Applications Pages: 103 - 104

6. PROJECT__X: A PL/1 program for processing acyclic digraphs

   • James D. Hollan
   • Robert E. Osteen

   Session IV Contributed Papers: Instructional Applications Pages: 105 - 106

7. The CLIPR display terminal experiment system

   • Terry L. Spear
   • Dennis Overgard
   • Thomas W. Christian

   Session V Contributed Papers: Systems And Techniques Pages: 107 - 112

8. Abstract A general-purpose, computer-generated, multi-field tachistoscope

   • Lawrence A. Scanlan

   Session V Contributed Papers: Systems And Techniques Pages: 113 - 114

9. Computer control of eye position and velocity

   • David L. Sparks
   • Richard Holland

   Session V Contributed Papers: Systems And Techniques Pages: 115 - 119

10. APE: average potential evaluation software for the LAB-8 system

    • Donald I. Tepas
    • Gary Kress
    • Roger L. Klingaman

    Session V Contributed Papers: Systems And Techniques Pages: 120 - 124

11. S.I.M.P.L.E. control and measurement of auditory events

    • Doris Aaronson
    • Edward Grupsmith
    • Doug Ohman

    Session VI Contributed Papers: Programming Languages And Systems Pages: 125 - 130

12. The PEPL system for control of experiments by a PDP-8 computer

    • David J. Getty

    Session VI Contributed Papers: Programming Languages And Systems Pages: 131 - 136

13. 4K laboratory FOCAL

    • S. W. Link

    Session VI Contributed Papers: Programming Languages And Systems Pages: 137 - 142

14. A remote assembler for PDP-8 programs

    • Kenneth W. Hoadley
    • David J. Getty

    Session VI Contributed Papers: Programming Languages And Systems Pages: 143 - 144

15. On-line brain stimulation: Measurement of threshold of reinforcement

    • Geraldine Cassens
    • Clifford Shaw
    • A. William Mills

    Session VII Contributed Papers: Physiological/Animal Learning Acquisition And Control Systems Pages: 145 - 150

16. Computer control for operant oriented laboratories

    • Richard A. Martin
    • Robert J. Conner

    Session VII Contributed Papers: Physiological/Animal Learning Acquisition And Control Systems Pages: 151 - 156

17. An acquisition and analysis system for on-line experiments on the neurophysiology of learning

    • R. A. Roemer
    • C. F. Cegavske
    • M. M. Patterson

    Session VII Contributed Papers: Physiological/Animal Learning Acquisition And Control Systems Pages: 157 - 161

18. Servo control of behavior rhythms

    • James D. Boismier
    • Dee L. Graham

    Session VII Contributed Papers: Physiological/Animal Learning Acquisition And Control Systems Pages: 162 - 164

19. System developments in the ACT language: Towards machine independence

    • J. R. Millenson

    Session VII Contributed Papers: Physiological/Animal Learning Acquisition And Control Systems Pages: 165 - 173

20. The precision of latency measures on real-time computing systems

    • Thomas W. Christian
    • Peter G. Polson

    Session VIII Contributed Papers: General Techniques And Applications Pages: 175 - 178

21. The detection and treatment of artifacts in computer-controlled neurophysiological experiments

    • Jackson Beatty
    • Carl Figueroa

    Session VIII Contributed Papers: General Techniques And Applications Pages: 179 - 182

22. On microprocessor-based computers

    • E. James Kehoe
    • Lloyd J. Frei
    • I. Gormezano

    Session VIII Contributed Papers: General Techniques And Applications Pages: 183 - 186

23. A multiplexed vectored interface logic system for control of behavioral experiments

    • Michael I. Gage
    • N. S. Kendrick
    • J. T. Callahan

    Session VIII Contributed Papers: General Techniques And Applications Pages: 187 - 190

24. A console for the interactive on-line administration of psychological tests

    • Lawrence G. Space

    Session IX Contributed Papers: On-Line Assessment Procedures Pages: 191 - 193

25. Design considerations for an on-line computer system for automated psychiatric assessment

    • Earl B. Cole
    • James H. Johnson
    • Thomas A. Williams

    Session IX Contributed Papers: On-Line Assessment Procedures Pages: 195 - 198

26. Real-time psychological assessment and evaluation of psychiatric patients

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

    Session IX Contributed Papers: On-Line Assessment Procedures Pages: 199 - 200

27. General software for an on-line eye-movement recording system

    • Geoffrey Loftus
    • Paul Mathews
    • Steven Poltrock

    Session X Symposium: On-Line Eye Movement Recording Systems Pages: 201 - 204

28. The limbus reflection method for measuring eye position

    • J. Edward Russo

    Session X Symposium: On-Line Eye Movement Recording Systems Pages: 205 - 208

29. Abstract Characteristics and limitations of electro-ocular recording

    • John W. Senders

    Session X Symposium: On-Line Eye Movement Recording Systems Pages: 209 - 209

30. On-line, real-time recording of eye orientation using the corneal reflection method

    • Jonathan Vaughan

    Session X Symposium: On-Line Eye Movement Recording Systems Pages: 211 - 214

31. A two-dimensional Purkinje eye tracker

    • Michael R. Clark

    Session X Symposium: On-Line Eye Movement Recording Systems Pages: 215 - 219

32. MODELR—Model building and model modification for instruction

    • Gerald H. Shure
    • Kirk Brainerd

    Session XI Symposium: Building Instructional Data-Gathering Models Without A Programmer Pages: 221 - 225

33. Modeling on the simulation writer interactive program

    • Robert L. Stout

    Session XI Symposium: Building Instructional Data-Gathering Models Without A Programmer Pages: 226 - 228

34. Models and modeling with the Louisville experiment simulation system (LESS)

    • John B. Thurmond
    • Arthur O. Cromer

    Session XI Symposium: Building Instructional Data-Gathering Models Without A Programmer Pages: 229 - 232

35. A new OS/8 SKED

    • Arthur G. Snapper

    Session XII Symposium: SKED: New Systems, Data Analysis, Applications In Electrophysiology And Human Experimentation, And Discussion of Future Developments Pages: 233 - 238

36. Analog SKED

    • F. E. Butler

    Session XII Symposium: SKED: New Systems, Data Analysis, Applications In Electrophysiology And Human Experimentation, And Discussion of Future Developments Pages: 239 - 242

37. Data-collection strategies in SKED

    • Bruce E. Hamilton

    Session XII Symposium: SKED: New Systems, Data Analysis, Applications In Electrophysiology And Human Experimentation, And Discussion of Future Developments Pages: 243 - 247

38. SKED program for a modified sternberg procedure

    • Robert D. Dingler
    • E. H. Uhlenhuth
    • Martin Stern

    Session XII Symposium: SKED: New Systems, Data Analysis, Applications In Electrophysiology And Human Experimentation, And Discussion of Future Developments Pages: 249 - 250

39. Abstract new developments in SKED and in minicomputer systems

    • Ronald M. Kadden

    Session XII Symposium: SKED: New Systems, Data Analysis, Applications In Electrophysiology And Human Experimentation, And Discussion of Future Developments Pages: 251 - 251

40. Report on user group meetings at the fourth national conference on the use of on-line computers in psychology

    • Doris Aaronson

    User Group Meetings Pages: 253 - 256