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Volume 34, issue 6, 1983

JASIS editorial changes pp. 371-371

Charles T. Meadow, Donald H. Kraft, M. Carl Droit and Lois F. Lunin

Scope and administration of JASIS pp. 372-373

Charles I. Meadow

Response time variations in an online search system pp. 374-380

Michael D. Cooper

An experimental comparison of the effectiveness of computers and humans as search intermediaries pp. 381-404

Richard S. Marcus

Introduction and overview pp. 405-407

Lois F. Lunin

Basics of Videodisc and Optical Disk Technology pp. 408-413

Judith Paris

Information providers and videodisc/optical disk technology pp. 414-416

Emily Galloway and Judith Paris

Instructional videodisc pp. 417-423

Greg Kearsley

Retrieving information with interactive videodiscs pp. 424-432

Joan M. Sustik and Terrence A. Brooks

Videodisc research at the MITRE corporation pp. 433-433

Harry Strong and David H. Lehman

Optical disk for digital storage and retrieval systems pp. 434-438

Denis A. Rose

Volume 34, issue 5, 1983

A cocitation map of the social indicators movement pp. 307-312

Howard D. White

The ALA filing rules: Flowcharts illustrating their application, with a critique and suggestions for improvement pp. 313-330

Hans H. Wellisch

Information retrieval: A sequential learning process pp. 331-342

Abraham Bookstein

Usage patterns of an online search system pp. 343-349

Michael D. Cooper

A cluster analysis of retrieval patterns among bibliogrpahic databases pp. 350-355

A Neil Yerkey

Document clustering, using macro retrieval techniques pp. 356-359

Thomas R. Kochtanek

A note on “scholarliness” and “impact” pp. 360-362

Bluma C. Peritz

Volume 34, issue 4, 1983

Professor Fritz Machlup (1902‐1983) pp. 243-243

Donald W. King

Causes of low and high citation potentials in science: Citation analysis of biochemistry and plant physiology journals pp. 244-246

JÅNos Marton

The use of computer‐monitored data in information science and communication research pp. 247-256

Ronald E. Rice and Christine L. Borgman

Modern algebra and information science pp. 257-261

Virgil Diodato

Automatic query formulations in information retrieval pp. 262-280

G. Salton, C. Buckley and E. A. Fox

The psychology of online searching pp. 281-287

Peter J. Vigil

Possible impact of electronic publishing on abstracting and indexing pp. 288-288

Douglas S. Price

User adaptation in interactive information retrieval pp. 289-291

Charles T. Meadow

The correlation between pertinence and rate of citation duplication in multidatabase searches pp. 292-293

Julie M. Neway and F. W. Lancaster

Optimal values of recall and precision pp. 294-294

R. Moss, T. Olafsen and L. Vokac

Citation relation evaluation clarification pp. 295-296

Bemami Lipetz

Thematic analysis and “obsolescence” pp. 295-295

A. Sandison

Research libraries group status pp. 296-297

Patricia Battin

The electronic journal pp. 297-298

Anne B. Piternick, Murray Turoff and Starr Roxanne Hiltz

Citation indexes in information retrieval pp. 298-299

Eugene Garfield

Thematic analysis in information science pp. 299-300

Bruce B. Cox

Admissibility of delegates to international meetings pp. 300-300

Charles T. Meadow

Communications and the future: Prospecte, promises and problems. Howard F. Didsbury, Jr., Ed. Bethesda, MD: World Future Society; 1982: 357 pp pp. 301-301

Barbara Cerny

Dictionary of computing, data communications, hardware and software basics, digital electronics. Frank J. Galland. Chichester, England: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; 1982: 330 pp pp. 302-302

Charles T. Meadow

Volume 34, issue 3, 1983

Factors affecting online bibliographic retrieval: A conceptual framework for research pp. 163-180

Raya Fidel and Dagobert Soergel

Electronics, the cost disease, and the operation of libraries pp. 181-191

William Baumol and Sue Anne Batey Blackman

A technique of two‐stage clustering applied to environmental and civil engineering and related methods of citation analysis pp. 192-201

S. Miyamoto and K. Nakayama

Some aspects of citation behavior: A pilot study in business administration pp. 202-206

Chandra G. Prabha

Office automation: Impact on organization, user, planner pp. 208-209

Lois F. Lunin and Elliot Cole

Office automation technology and functions: An overview pp. 210-214

Thomas H. Martin

Human communication needs and organizational productivity: The potential impact of office automation pp. 215-221

Mary J. Culnan and James H. Bair

Information resources and organizational structure pp. 222-228

Evelyn Daniel

Planning for office automation pp. 229-232

Colin K. Mick

Old and new models for office automation pp. 234-239

Elliot Cole

Volume 34, issue 2, 1983

FASIT: A fully automatic syntactically based indexing system pp. 99-108

Martin Dillon and Ann S. Gray

Human memory organization for computer programs pp. 109-114

A. F. Norcio and Stephen M. Kerst

Mappings of fields based on nominations pp. 115-122

Peter Lenk

Characterization of the research papers of U.S. medical schools pp. 123-131

Paul R. McAllister and Francis Narin

An investigation of the validity of bibliographic citations pp. 132-135

Robert N. Broadus

Bibliometric indicators versus expert opinion in assessing research performance pp. 136-145

Michael E. D. Koenig

Statistical disorder and the analysis of a communication‐graph pp. 146-149

W. M. Shaw

Publication indicators of relative research efforts in physics subfields pp. 150-155

Ernö Bujdosó and Tibor Braun

Letters to the editor pp. 156-157

Marilyn Levine and Timothy Perper

Microprocessors and microcomputers: Hardware and software, 2nd ed. Ronald J. Tocci and Lester P. Laskowski. Englewood Cliffs, NJ; Prentice‐Hall; 1982: 404 pp pp. 158-158

Jan L. Harrington

Volume 34, issue 1, 1983

Editorial pp. 1-4

Alan Simkins

Question generation and formulation: An indication of information need pp. 5-15

Esther E. Home

Towards a theory of document learning pp. 16-21

Lorraine M. Purgailis Parker

The BLEND system: Programme for the study of some “electronic journals” pp. 22-30

B. Shackel

Exploiting the maximum entropy principle to increase retrieval effectiveness pp. 31-39

William S. Cooper

Developing academic library decision support systems pp. 40-50

Ronald W. Chorba and Michael R. W. Bommer

Collection and characterization of spelling errors in scientific and scholarly text pp. 51-58

J. J. Pollock and A. Zamora

Validity of citation criteria for assessing the influence of scientific publications: New evidence with peer assessment pp. 59-66

Stephen M. Lawani and Alan E. Bayer

Entropy and information: A multidisciplinary overview pp. 67-74

Debora Shaw and Charles H. Davis

The effect of personal, professional, and psychological attributes, and information seeking behavior on the use of information sources by educators pp. 75-85

Edward G. Summers, Joyce Matheson and Robert Conry

1984—A hoax? pp. 86-90

Allan Whatley