1. The SSR system: An open format event recording system with computerized transcription

   • Gordon R. Stephenson
   • Daniel P. B. Smith
   • Thomas W. Roberts

   Methods & Designs Pages: 497 - 515

2. Random control procedures in classical skin conductance conditioning

   • William F. Prokasy

   Methods & Designs Pages: 516 - 520

3. Logical problems with Prokasy’s assessment of contingency relations in classical skin conductance conditioning

   • John J. Furedy
   • Constantine X. Poulos
   • Karl Schlffman

   Methods & Designs Pages: 521 - 523

4. Random controls: A rejoinder

   • William F. Prokasy

   Methods & Designs Pages: 524 - 525

5. A data acquisition system for unobtrusive measurement of on-road driving behavior

   • Henry A. Geller
   • David K. Damkot
   • Sam R. Toussie

   Methods & Designs Pages: 526 - 530

6. Ratings of frequency, familiarity, orthographic distinctiveness and pronunciability for 192 surnames

   • Eugene B. Zechmeister
   • Joseph King
   • Bernadette Opera-nadi

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 531 - 533

7. A simple device for the preparation of exactly aligned dichotic tapes

   • Terry Vincent
   • John Bradshaw

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 534 - 538

8. Simulating night visual conditions during the day with light attenuating filters

   • John P. Farrell

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 539 - 541

9. A pair of electronic devices for detecting restricted-band audio and ultrasonic frequencies

   • David L. Hoats

   Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 542 - 544

10. Tape-recording data for a cumulative recorder and for programming interval schedules

    • Allen H. Wolach
    • Peter Roccaforte
    • Stephen E. Breuning

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 545 - 546

11. Automated stimulus intensity control

    • Larry Wallnau
    • Norman Greenfeld

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 547 - 548

12. Converting an electronic calculator into a combination stopwatch-calculator

    • Allen H. Wolach
    • Peter Roccaforte
    • Maureen A. McHale

    Instrumentation & Techniques Pages: 549 - 551

13. A stabilometer computerized analog recording system for studying gross motor skill learning

    • William C. Chasey
    • Jeff Barth
    • William Pupke

    Computer Technology Pages: 553 - 556

14. Computer translation with paired grammars

    • T. R. G. Green

    Computer Technology Pages: 557 - 562

15. Computer assisted unit mastery quizzes for PSI courses

    • Vincent Giambalvo
    • Ralph Dippner

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 563 - 565

16. FORTRAN program for computing a measure of the population quality of Legislative apportionment

    • Andrew C. Porter
    • Henry F. Kaiser

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 566 - 566

17. A general analysis of variance package

    • Paul W. Flagg

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 567 - 567

18. A computer program for restricted oblique Procrustes rotation to a primary factor pattern matrix

    • George J. Huba

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 568 - 568

19. A method for the analysis of activity and spatial relations in animal groups

    • Marc Bekoff
    • Jerry Corcoran

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 569 - 569

20. SPSSCONV: a program to convert SPSS system files into OSIRIS datasets

    • James P. McGregor

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 570 - 570

21. SPSSMAT: A program to convert OSIRIS correlation matrices to SPSS format

    • James P. McGregor

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 570 - 570

22. A measure of association for discriminating between a positional criterion and party affiliation

    • Harvey W. Kushner

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 571 - 571

23. Residual gain analysis using STWMULTR, a computer program designed to retrieve and punch residual scores

    • Carl E. Edeburn

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 572 - 572

24. An ANOVA program for Latin square designs involving order effects

    • James J. Roberge

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 573 - 573

25. A program of a recursive algorithm for a summed multinomial density function

    • Raymond K. Fink
    • Herbert Moskowitz

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 574 - 574

26. QUICLSTR: A FORTRAN program for hierarchical cluster analysis with large numbers of subjects

    • Philip A. Bell
    • John L. Korey

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 575 - 575

27. CORD: A program to compute the directional correlation coefficient d

    • John E. Ettlie

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 575 - 575

28. A program to perform Thurstone’s method of successive integrals

    • Karl Hunt

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 576 - 576

29. SUBSIM: A subject simulation program for on-line conformity research

    • Steven R. Seligman
    • David J. Stang

    Program Abstracts/Algorithms Pages: 576 - 576

30. The phono cartridge fidgetometer: Methodological considerations

    • Rafael Klorman

    Notes Pages: 577 - 579