Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers

Volume 37 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Editorial 
  John H. Krantz
  Page 1
• Efficiently Measuring Recognition Performance With Sparse Data 
  Lael J. Schooler and Richard M. Shiffrin
  Page 3
• Parametric and Nonparametric Bootstrap Methods for Meta-Analysis 
  Wim Van Den Noortgate and Patrick Onghena
  Page 11
• Exploring Function Estimators as an Alternative to Regression in Psychology 
  Ian Walker and Sarah Milne
  Page 23
• Determining the Significance of Scale Values From Multidimensional Scaling Profile Analysis Using a Resampling Method 
  Cody S. Ding
  Page 37
• Exploring Item and Higher Order Factor Structure With the Schmidleiman Solution: Syntax Codes for SPSS and SAS 
  Hans-Georg Wolff and Katja Preising
  Page 48
• TETCORR: A Computer Program to Compute Smoothed Tetrachoric Correlation Matrices 
  James S. Fleming
  Page 59
• N-WATCH: A Program for Deriving Neighborhood Size and Other Psycholinguistic Statistics 
  Colin J. Davis
  Page 65
• Dismal: A Spreadsheet for Sequential Data Analysis and HCI Experimentation 
  Frank E. Ritter and Alexander B. Wood
  Page 71
• Laboratory Behavioral Measures of Impulsivity 
  Donald M. Dougherty, Charles W. Mathias, Dawn M. Marsh and Ashley A. Jagar
  Page 82
• Social Dominance Orientation, Prejudice, and Discrimination: A New Computer-based Method for Studying Discriminatory Behaviors 
  Nicolas Michinov, Michal Dambrun, Serge Guimond and Alain Mot
  Page 91
• An On-Line Task for Contrasting Auditory Processing in the Verbal and Nonverbal Domains and Norms for Younger and Older Adults 
  Aye Pinar Saygin, Frederic Dick and Elizabeth Bates
  Page 99
• The Walter Reed Palm-Held Psychomotor Vigilance Test 
  David R. Thorne, Dagny E. Johnson, Daniel P. Redmond, Helen C. Sing, Gregory Belenky and Jordan M. Shapiro
  Page 111
• Use of Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Technology in Health Research With Children 
  Werner G. K. Stritzke, Justine Dandy, Kevin Durkin and Stephen Houghton
  Page 119
• Low-Cost Data Transfer from a Questionnaire to Standard Software Using a Barcode Pen 
  P. Jedrusik, H. Schulze, C. D. Claussen and K. Golka
  Page 127
• Reliability of a Portable Head-Mounted Eye Tracking Instrument for Schizophrenia Research 
  L. Elliot Hong, Matthew T. Avila, Ikwunga Wonodi, Robert P. McMahon and Gunvant K. Thaker
  Page 133
• The Delayed Trigger Voice Key: An Improved Analogue Voice Key for Psycholinguistic Research 
  Michael D. Tyler, Leigh Tyler and Denis K. Burnham
  Page 139
• Nonequivalence of On-Line and Paper-and-Pencil Psychological Tests: The Case of the Prospective Memory Questionnaire 
  Tom Buchanan, Tarick Ali, Thomas M. Heffernan, Jonathan Ling, Andrew C. Parrott, Jacqui Rodgers and Andrew B. Scholey
  Page 148
• A PDA-Based System for Online Recording and Analysis of Concurrent Events in Complex Behavioral Processes 
  Jrgen Held and Tanja Manser
  Page 155
• A Portable, Unobtrusive Device for Videorecording Clinical Interactions 
  Terrance L. Albrecht, John C. Ruckdeschel, Fountain L. Ray, Ben J. Pethe, Dawn L. Riddle, Joan Strohm, Louis A. Penner, Michael D. Coovert, Gwendolyn Quinn and Christina G. Blanchard
  Page 165
• Nonlinear, Near Photo-Realistic Caricatures Using a Parametric Facial Appearance Model 
  Stuart J. Gibson, Christopher J. Solomon and Alvaro Pallares-Bejarano
  Page 170
• Establishing and Maintaining an Operant Research Facility With Brushtail Possums (Trichosurus Vulpecula) 
  T. D. Signal, T. M. Foster, W. Temple and J. Chandler
  Page 182
• A Portable, Low-Resistance Puff Topography Instrument for Pulsating, High-Flow Smoking Devices 
  Alan Shihadeh, Charbel Antonios and Sima Azar
  Page 186