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Volume 32, issue 6, 1981

Current issues in psycholinguistics pp. 405-411

Eric Wanner

Influence on online bibliographic services on student behavior pp. 412-420

Manfred Kochen, Victoria Reich and Lee Cohen

TOXLINE: Evolution of an online interactive bibliographic database pp. 421-429

Robert J. Schultheisz

The adequacy of the science citation index (SCI) as an indicator of international scientific activity pp. 430-439

Mark P. Carpenter and Francis Narin

FAMULUS revisited: Ten years of personal information systems pp. 440-443

Hilary D. Burton

Examining design assumptions for an information retrieval service: SDI use for scientific and technical databases pp. 444-450

Elliot Cole

Document representation in probabilistic models of information retrieval pp. 451-457

W. Bruce Croft

Improving library effectiveness: A proposal for applying fuzzy set concepts in the management of large collections pp. 458-462

Earl J. Robinson and Stephen J. Turner

Volume 32, issue 5, 1981

Changes in the editorial staff pp. 324-324

Charles T. Meadow

A state transition analysis of online information‐seeking behavior pp. 325-333

Janet L. Chapman

Performance testing of a book index pp. 334-335

Robert Fugmann and Bruce C. Bennion

Kroeber's “superorganics” pp. 335-336

M. E. D. Koenig

Perspectives on… pp. 336-336

E. B. Jackson

The nature and future of the catalog: Proceedings of the ALA's information science and automation division's 1975 and 1977 institutes on the catalog. Maurice J. Freedman and S. Michael Malinconico, Eds. Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press; 1979: 317 pp pp. 337-337

Trudi Bellardo

Learning to program in structured cobol, parts 1 and 2. Edward Yourdon, Chris Cane, Irish Sarson, and Timothy R. Lister. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice‐Hall; 1979: xiv, 478 pp. ISBN 0‐13‐527713‐2 pp. 337-338

Marilyn Fishman

MIS concepts and design. Robert G. Murdick. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice‐Hall; 1980: xiv, 610 pp. ISBN 0‐13‐585331‐1. price $19.95 cloth pp. 338-338

Marilyn Fishman

Systems analysis for information retrieval. Helen M. Townley. Boulder, Co: Westview Press; 1978: 121 pp pp. 339-339

Robin D. Crickman

Information Science: Law enforcement applications. Emil H. Levine. No place given: Anderson Publishing Co.; 1979. No price given pp. 339-340

Beth Krevitt Eres

Geopolitics of information: How western culture dominates the world. Anthony Smith. New York: Oxford University Press; 1980; 192 pp. Price: $13.95 pp. 340-341

Richard A. V. Diener

Introduction pp. 344-346

Belver C. Griffith

The organization and use of information: Contributions of information science, computational linguistics and artificial intelligence pp. 347-363

Donald E. Walker

Information‐processing models of cognition pp. 364-377

Herbert Simon

Representations, processes, memory mechanisms: The basic components of cognition pp. 378-390

Stephen Monsell

Subjective expected utility: A model of decision‐making pp. 391-399

Baruch Fischhoff, Bernard Goitein and Zur Shapira

Volume 32, issue 4, 1981

Information flow and analysis: Theory, simulation, and experiments. III. Preliminary experiments and analysis pp. 243-248

M. C. Yovits, C. R. Foulk and L. L. Rose

Macro‐ and microthesauri: Changes occurring in MeSH‐derived thesauri and a solution to some related search handicaps pp. 249-252

Monika Kirtland

Machine‐readable output from online searches pp. 253-256

Donald T. Hawkins

Patterns of journal use in a departmental library: A citation analysis pp. 257-267

Katherine W. McCain and James E. Bobick

Determination of the conservation time of periodicals for optimal shelf maintenance of a library pp. 268-274

Sadaaki Miyamoto and Kazuhiko Nakayama

A comparison of two systems of weighted boolean retrieval pp. 275-279

A. Bookstein

The success‐breeds‐success phenomenon and bibliometric processes pp. 280-286

Jean Tague

A translating computer interface for end‐user operation of heterogeneous retrieval systems. I. Design pp. 287-303

Richard S. Marcus and J. Francis Reintjes

A translating computer interface for end‐user operation of heterogeneous retrieval systems. II. Evaluations pp. 304-317

Richard S. Marcus and J. Francis Reintjes

Informatics or cybics? pp. 318-318

Hans H. Wellisch

Volume 32, issue 3, 1981

Author cocitation: A literature measure of intellectual structure pp. 163-171

Howard D. White and Belver C. Griffith

Adjusted age distribution and its application to impact factor and immediacy index pp. 172-174

Isao Asai

The measurement of term importance in automatic indexing pp. 175-186

G. Salton, H. Wu and C. T. Yu

Information flow and analysis: Theory, simulation, and experiments. I. Basic theoretical and conceptual development pp. 187-202

M. C. Yovits, C. R. Foulk and L. L. Rose

Information flow and analysis: Theory, simulation, and experiments. II. Simulation, examples, and results pp. 203-210

M. C. Yovits, C. R. Foulk and L. L. Rose

A model for a weighted retrieval system pp. 211-216

Duncan A. Buell and Donald H. Kraft

The management and social science literatures: An interdisciplinary cross‐citation analysis pp. 217-223

James D. Neeley

An analysis of the differences between density‐of‐use ranking and raw‐use ranking of library journal use pp. 224-228

Carole J. Mankin and Jacqueline D. Bastille

Lack of standardization of the journal title data element in databases pp. 229-233

Martha E. Williams and Laurence Lannom

Answer‐passage retrieval pp. 235-235

C. Henry Depew and John O'Connor

Online searching and paperless publication—Author's replys pp. 236-236

F. W. Lancaster

Thesauri and thesauri construction. Maxine Maccafferty London: ASLIB; 1977: 191pp. (ASLIB Bibliography No. 7.) pp. 237-237

Herbert B. Landau

Volume 32, issue 2, 1981

Characterization of databases in the agricultural sciences pp. 83-91

Rose Mary Juliano Longo and Ubaldino Dantas MacHado

The impact of interlibrary access to periodicals on subscription continuation/cancellation decision making pp. 93-95

Edward S. Warner

Transfer of information technology to less developed countries: A systems approach pp. 97-102

Beth Krevitt Eres

Patterns in the use of information: The right to be different pp. 103-112

Homer J. Hall

A general formulation of bradford's distribution: The graph‐oriented approach pp. 113-119

Isao Asai

Introduction pp. 122-123

Susan Crawford

Computer technology: State of the art pp. 124-130

Frederic G. Withington

Transmission of information: An overview pp. 131-140

George R. Thoma

Information storage and display pp. 141-147

Christopher Burns

Technology and communication in the future pp. 148-157

Manfred Kochen

Copyright and information transfer pp. 159-160

Irving M. Klempner and Allan Wittman

Volume 32, issue 1, 1981

Lifetime‐citation rates: A mathematical model to compare scientists' work pp. 1-15

Nancy L. Geller, John S. de Cani and Robert E. Davies

Cocited author retrieval online: An experiment with the social indicators literature pp. 16-21

Howard D. White

Online searching: Measures that discriminate among users with different types of experiences pp. 23-32

Carol Hansen Fenichel

The use of queuing networks and mixed integer programming to allocate resources optimally within a library layout pp. 33-42

J. Macgregor Smith

Implications of the exact bradford distribution pp. 43-50

Philip M. Morse

The relational model in information retrieval pp. 51-64

Robert G. Crawford

Comparison of recent acquisitions and OCLC find rates for three canadian special libraries pp. 65-69

Susan Dingle‐Cliff and Charles H. Davis

Improving keyword indexing pp. 71-72

John N. Olsgaard and John Edward Evans

The brillouin measure of an author's contribution to a literature in psychology pp. 73-76

Bert R. Boyce and David Martin

Online searching and paperless publication pp. 77-77

John Rothman

Online systems: History, technology, and economics pp. 78-78

Philip R. Bagley