International Journal of Human Computer Studies, Volume 49

Volume 49, Number 1, July 1998

• Corinne Haouche-Gingins, Jean Charlet:
  A knowledge-level testing method. 1-20
  
• Owen Daly-Jones, Andrew F. Monk, Leon Watts:
  Some advantages of video conferencing over high-quality audio conferencing: fluency and awareness of attentional focus. 21-58
  
• Diane Lindwarm Alonso, Kent L. Norman:
  Apparency of contingencies in single panel and pull-down menus. 59-78
  
• Youngme Moon, Clifford Nass:
  Are computers scapegoats? Attributions of responsibility in human-computer interaction. 79-94
  

Volume 49, Number 2, August 1998

• Fiorella de Rosis, Sebastiano Pizzutilo, Berardina De Carolis:
  Formal description and evaluation of user-adapted interfaces. 95-120
  
• Michel Benaroch:
  Knowledge modeling directed by situation-specific models. 121-157
  
• Magne Setnes, Robert Babuska, Henk B. Verbruggen:
  Transparent Fuzzy Modelling. 159-179
  
• Brahim Chaib-draa, Jules Desharnais:
  A relational model of cognitive maps. 181-200
  

Volume 49, Number 3, September 1998

• Nick V. Flor:
  Side-by-side collaboration: a case study. 201-222
  
• R. M. Botting, Chris W. Johnson:
  A formal and structured approach to the use of task analysis in accident modelling. 223-244
  
• Ann Blandford, Simon Buckingham Shum, Richard M. Young:
  Training software engineers in a novel usability evaluation technique. 245-279
  
• Neil A. M. Maiden, M. Hare:
  Problem domain categories in requirements engineering. 281-304
  

Volume 49, Number 4, October 1998

• V. Richard Benjamins, Dieter Fensel:
  Editorial: problem-solving methods. 305-313
  
• Bob J. Wielinga, J. M. Akkermans, A. Th. Schreiber:
  A competence theory approach to problem solving method construction. 315-338
  
• Dieter Fensel, Arno Schönegge:
  Inverse verification of problem-solving methods. 339-361
  
• Annette ten Teije, Frank van Harmelen, A. Th. Schreiber, Bob J. Wielinga:
  Construction of problem-solving methods as parametric design. 363-389
  
• André Valente, Joost Breuker, Walter Van de Velde:
  TheCommonKADS library in perspective. 391-416
  
• Klas Orsvä:
  Some principles for libraries of task decomposition methods. 417-435
  
• Enrico Motta, Zdenek Zdráhal:
  A library of problem-solving components based on the integration of the search paradigm with task and method ontologies. 437-470
  
• Christine Pierret-Golbreich:
  Supporting organization and use of problem-solving methods libraries by a formal approach. 471-495
  
• Kieron O'Hara, Nigel Shadbolt, Gertjan van Heijst:
  Generalized directive models: integrating model development and knowledge acquisition. 497-522
  
• John H. Gennari, Heyning Cheng, Russ B. Altman, Mark A. Musen:
  Reuse, CORBA, and knowledge-based systems. 523-546
  
• Piet-Hein Speel, Manfred Aben:
  Preserving conceptual structures in design and implementation of industrial KBS. 547-575
  
• Martín Molina, Josefa Z. Hernández, José Cuena:
  A structure of problem-solving methods for real-time decision support in traffic control. 577-600
  
• Masahiro Hori, Taketoshi Yoshida:
  Domain-oriented library of scheduling methods: design principle and real-life application. 601-626
  
• Frank Puppe:
  Knowledge reuse among diagnostic problem-solving methods in the Shell-Kit D3. 627-649
  

Volume 49, Number 5, November 1998

• Dianne E. Howie, Kim J. Vicente:
  Making the most of ecological interface design: the role of self-explanation. 651-674
  
• Panos Markopoulos, Peter Johnson, Jon Rowson:
  Formal architectural abstractions for interactive software. 675-715
  
• Pamela Briggs, Bryan Burford, C. Dracup:
  Modelling self-confidence in users of a computer-based system showing unrepresentative design. 717-742
  
• John Dowell:
  Formulating the cognitive design problem of air traffic management. 743-766
  

Volume 49, Number 6, December 1998

• Tim Menzies, William J. Clancey:
  Editorial: the challenge of situated cognition for symbolic knowledge-based systems. 767-769
  
• Tariq M. Khan, John E. M. Mitchell, Keith E. Brown, Roy Leitch:
  Situated learning using descriptive models. 771-796
  
• John O'Neill:
  An ontology for framing. 797-830
  
• William J. Clancey, Patricia Sachs, Maarten Sierhuis, Ron van Hoof:
  Brahms: simulating practice for work systems design. 831-865
  
• Tim Menzies:
  Towards situated knowledge acquisition. 867-893
  
• Debbie Richards, Paul Compton:
  Taking up the situated cognition challenge with ripple down rules. 895-926
  
• Alain T. Rappaport:
  Constructive cognition in a situated background. 927-933
  

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