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Interfacing the Experimenter to the Computer: Languages for Psychologists

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Wood, Ronald W.; And Others – American Psychologist, 1975

An examination and comparison of the computer languages which behavioral scientists are most likely to use: SCAT, INTERACT, SKED, OS/8 Fortran IV, RT11/Fortran, RSX-11M, Data General's Real-Time; Disk Operating System and its Fortran, and interpretative Languages. (EH)

Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Computational Linguistics, Computer Programs, Computer Science

Methods of Research in Communication.

Emmert, Philip, Ed.; Brooks, William D., Ed. – 1970

The purposes of this book include the following: (1) to help students in acquiring knowledge and skills needed to design and conduct experimental research, (2) to acquaint potential researchers with the various methods and instruments that are available, and (3) to suggest new areas of research. These purposes are discussed in the three parts of…

Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Communication Skills, Computer Science, Field Studies