International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, 1989

• Michael J. Smith, Gavriel Salvendy:
  Editorial. 1-3
  

• David Meister:
  Lost in computer space. 5-21
  
• Lawrence M. Schleifer, Benjamin C. Amick III:
  System response time and method of pay: Stress effects in computer-based tasks. 23-39
  
• Richard Potter, Mitchell Berman, Ben Shneiderman:
  An experimental evaluation of three touch screen strategies within a hypertext database. 41-52
  
• Albert N. Badre, C. Ray Russell:
  The effects of withholding information about implementation details on the design of a human-computer interface. 53-67
  
• Donna L. Cuomo, Joseph Sharif:
  A study of human performance in computer-aided architectural design. 69-107
  

• Nicholas Negroponte:
  An iconoclastic view beyond the desktop metaphor. 109-113
  

Volume 1, Number 2, 1989

• Shin'ichi Fukuzumi, Yoshio Hayashi:
  Luminance and stimulus purify of VDT display color in terms of readability. 115-135
  
• Jakob Nielsen:
  What do users really want? 137-147
  
• Olov Östberg, Björn Lindström, Per-Olof Renhäll:
  Contribution of display size to speech intelligibility in videophone systems. 149-159
  
• Phillip C.-Y. Sheu, Song Bong Yoo:
  A knowledge-based software environment (KBSE) for designing concurrent processes. 161-185
  
• Dylan M. Jones, Kevin Hapeshi:
  Monitoring speech recognizer feedback during data entry from short-term memory: A working memory analysis. 187-209
  

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