International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, Volume 21

Volume 21, Number 1, 1984

Thomas R. G. Green: Guest Editorial: Cognitive Ergonomics Research at SAPU, Sheffield. 1-6
Thomas R. G. Green, Stephen J. Payne: Organization and Learnability in Computer Languages. 7-18
Stephen J. Payne, Max E. Sime, Thomas R. G. Green: Perceptual Structure Cueing in a Simple Command Language. 19-29
David J. Gilmore, Thomas R. G. Green: Comprehension and Recall of Miniature Programs. 31-48
D. L. Morrison, Thomas R. G. Green, A. C. Shaw, Stephen J. Payne: Speech-Controlled Text-Editing: Effects of Input Modality and of Command Structure. 49-63
Garry Brownbridge, Mike Fitter, Max E. Sime: The Doctor's Use of a Computer in the Consulting Room: An Analysis. 65-90

Barbee T. Mynatt: The Effect of Semantic Complexity on the Comprehension of Program Modules. 91-103
Izak Benbasat, Yair Wand: A Structured Approach to Designing Human-Computer Dialogues. 105-126
Zdzislaw Pawlak: On Conflicts. 127-134
Ian H. Witten, John G. Cleary, Saul Greenberg: On Frequency-Based Menu-Splitting Algorithms. 135-148
Ronald H. Nowaczyk: The Relationship of Problem-Solving Ability and Course Performance among Novice Programmers. 149-160
Iris Vessey, Ron Weber: Conditional Statements and Program Coding: An Experimental Evaluation. 161-190

Thomas M. Spine, Beverly H. Williges, Joseph F. Maynard: An Economical Approach to Modeling Speech Recognition Accuracy. 191-202
John M. Hammer: A Display Editor with Random Access and Continuous Control. 203-212
E. H. Mamdani, Janet Efstathiou: An Analysis of Formal Logics as Inference Mechanisms in Expert Systems. 213-227
David D. Woods: Visual Momentum: A Concept to Improve the Cognitive Coupling of Person and Computer. 229-244
Czeslaw Danilowicz: Users and Experts in the Document Retrieval System Model. 245-252
Ronald R. Yager: Measuring the Quality of Linguistic Forecasts. 253-257
Toshinori Munakata, Barry Kornreich: An Experimental Expert System for Genetics. 259-268
Andrew F. Monk: Reading Continuous Text from a One-Line Visual Display. 269-277

Edwina L. Rissland: Guest Editorial: Intelligent User Interfaces. 279-280
W. Bruce Croft: The Role of Context and Adaptation in User Interfaces. 283-292
Donald L. McCracken, Robert M. Akscyn: Experience with the ZOG Human-Computer Interface System. 293-310
Henry Lieberman: Seeing What Your Programs are Doing. 311-331
Michael David Williams: What Makes RABBIT Run? 333-352
Andries van Dam: The Electronic Classroom: Workstations for Teaching. 353-363
Donald A. Norman: Stages and Levels in Human-Machine Interaction. 365-375
Edwina L. Rissland: Ingredients of Intelligent User Interfaces. 377-388

Ronald R. Yager: General Multiple-Objective Decision Functions and Linguistically Quantified Statements. 389-400
Katharina Morik: Customers' Requirements for Natural Language Systems: Results of an Inquiry. 401-414
Thomas E. Kesler, Randy B. Uram, Ferial Magareh-Abed, Ann Fritzsche, Carl Amport, Hubert E. Dunsmore: The Effect of Indentation on Program Comprehension. 415-428
Y. N. Strelnikov, G. Pulkkis, G. D. Dmitrevich: An Approach to CAD System Performance Evaluation. 429-444
Geoff Cumming: QWERTY and Keyboard Reform: The Soft Keyboard Option. 445-450
D. T. Gittins, R. L. Winder, H. E. Bez: An Icon-Driven End-User Interface to UNIX. 451-461

Werner Dilger, Wolfgang Womann: The METANET: A Means for the Specification of Semantic Networks as Abstract Data Types. 463-492
John J. Leggett, Glen Williams: An Empirical Investigation of Voice as an Input Modality for Computer Programming. 493-520
R. S. Bridger, J. Long: Some Cognitive Aspects of Interface Design in a Two-Variable Optimization Task. 521-539
Robert I. Damper: Voice-Input Aids for the Physically Disabled. 541-553