This document "attempts to provide a representative, undogmatic, and fairly thorough coverage of selected areas of the psycholinguistic literature which are not accurately covered in existing bibliographies." Because the authors feel that psycholinguistics consists of the study of the acquisition, production, and understanding of a natural language, they have deliberately excluded from consideration any literature in areas such as language and culture, phonetic symbolism, paired association testing, concept formation, anthropological linguistics, and speech pathology. Section headings are: (1) Anthologies, Bibliographies, and Surveys of the Literature; (2) Philosophy of Language, General Language, and Linguistics; (3) Psychology and Psycholinguistics; (4) Speech Analysis from the Articulatory and Acoustic Viewpoint; (5"0 Speech Perception by Humans; (6) Automatic Speech Recognition; (7) Speech Synthesis; (8) Semantics; (9) Psychological Reality of Linguistic Models; (10) Automatic Syntactic Analysis; (11) Language Acquisition; (12) Animal Communication; and (13) Language Disorders. (DO)