Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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Managing an uncontrolled vocabulary ex post facto pp. 339-342: Maureen Lefever, Barbara Freedman and Louise Schultz
From multidisciplinary to interdisciplinary research: Effects of information systems on formal organizations pp. 343-352: Paul A. Studer
On‐line serials control system in a large biomedical library part II. Evaluation of retrieval features pp. 353-358: James Fayollat
Marketing perspectives for “ERIC‐like” information systems pp. 359-364: Philip G. Kuehl
Dialectical inquiring systems: A new methodology for information science pp. 365-378: Ian I. Mitroff, James Williams and Eugene Rathswohl
Correcting author, title and multiple‐term index entries in mechanized bibliography preparation pp. 379-383: Kingsley R. Smith and Theodore M. Judy
Systematic utilization of human resources as an integral part of information science work pp. 384-391: P. O'N. Hoey
1972 student paper award man‐machine interface: Frustration pp. 392-401: Vera Melnyk
Double hashing pp. 402-405: Abraham Bookstein
An evaluation of the rheumatology coverage of index medicus. A preliminary report pp. 406-406: Peter Thorpe
F. W. lancaster, Vocabulary control for information retrieval. Information Resources Press, Washington, 1972, 233 pages pp. 407-407: G. Salton
Linguistics and information science pp. 408-408: L. L. Briner

October is the fairest month … pp. 291-291: John Sherrod
Issues in information technology in the United States pp. 292-298: Charles T. Meadow
A universal source thesaurus as a classification generator pp. 299-305: Dagobert Soergel
A cost model for evaluating information retrieval systems pp. 306-312: Michael D. Cooper
A bibliometric analysis of certain information science literature pp. 313-317: Joseph C. Donohue
On‐line serials control system in a large biomedical library: 1) Description of the system pp. 318-322: James Fayollat
Interrelationships of scientific journals pp. 323-331: Francis Narin, Mark Carpenter and Nancy C. Berlt
Teaching abstracting and indexing pp. 332-333: Barbara Flood
Retrieval parameters in growing data bases pp. 333-334: Richard S. Marcus
Patent literature project pp. 335-335: Paul Hunter

The dissemination of task and socioemotional information in an international community of scientists pp. 225-236: Gerald Zaltman and Barbara Marie Köhler
Information networks: Definitions and message transfer models pp. 237-247: Richard E. Nance, Robert R. Korfhage and U. Narayan Bhat
Measures of effectiveness for a university library pp. 248-253: Philip V. Rzasa and Norman R. Baker
The use patterns of physics journals in a large academic research library pp. 254-270: Ching‐Chih Chen
Two modes of computer assisted instruction in a library reference course pp. 271-277: David D. Starks, Barbara J. Horn and Thomas P. Slavens
Some relations between queries and search‐terms generated by catalog users pp. 278-280: Renata Tagliacozzo
On the economics of information pp. 281-283: M. Kochen
Bibliographic coupling pp. 286-286: Barbara M. Hill and Anthony Debons
Bibliographic access to IS pp. 286-287: Pauline Atherton
Formal and informal communication among scientists in sleep research pp. 287-288: Susan Crawford

Analysis of directory searching pp. 143-149: Thomas C. Lowe and David C. Roberts
Sampling in‐library book use pp. 150-155: A. K. Jain
What information dissemination studies imply concerning the design of on‐line reference retrieval systems pp. 156-163: Harry B. Back
Interactive search of bibliographic data bases in an academic environment pp. 164-171: Lorraine Borman and Benjamin Mittman
Citation patterns of the cardiovascular serial literature pp. 172-175: Frances McMurtray and John M. Ginski
Technical information centers: Specialized services to science and technology. An overview pp. 176-184: Judith A. Douville
A flow chart for indexing with a thesaurus pp. 185-194: Hans Wellisch
Linguistics and information science pp. 195-219: Christine A. Montgomery
A comparison of several Zipf‐type distributions in their goodness of fit to language data pp. 220-221: Beth Krevitt and Belver C. Griffith
Analytical models for library planning pp. 222-222: A. Graham MacKenzie

A new comparison between conventional indexing (MEDLARS) and automatic text processing (SMART) pp. 75-84: G. Salton
Report on the evaluation of an experimental computer‐based current‐awareness service for chemists pp. 85-99: Frances H. Barker, Barry K. Wyatt and Douglas C. Veal
Who cited what? a citation analysis of the four basic cataloging texts pp. 100-108: Donald J. Lehnus
An experiment in index term frequency pp. 109-121: Elaine Svenonius
The development of a semantic differential to assess users' attitudes towards an on‐line interactive reference retrieval system pp. 122-128: Jeffrey Katzer
Federal aid and the growth of a subject literature pp. 129-130: James C. Baughman
An algorithm for computing correlation matrices pp. 130-131: William R. Wright
Psychology and/of computer oriented linguistics pp. 131-133: Peter Glickert
On terminology for search strategies pp. 133-134: Rowena W. Swanson
Dissemination and utilization by practitioners pp. 135-136: H. Marson
Information Service Affects Communication pp. 136-136: Pat. L. Walter
Caveat Presentor pp. 137-139: Douglas S. Price
Information Science, Content & Structure pp. 139-139: Anthony Debons

Preparation for interpersonal communication pp. 3-10: Francis W. Wolek
The “generality” effect and the retrieval evaluation for large collections pp. 11-22: G. Salton
An economic analysis of the demand for scientific journals pp. 23-29: Sanford Berg
Microfiche: A study of user attitudes and reading habits pp. 30-35: C. W. Christ
Overlap in the lists of journals monitored by Biosis, CAS, and EI pp. 36-38: James L. Wood, Carolyn Flanagan and H. E. Kennedy
Development of the U. S. geological survey bibliographic system using gipsy pp. 39-49: D. W. Moody and Olaf Kays
The development and preliminary test of behavior related dimensions of information systems pp. 50-57: William C. Moor
An experiment to study the use of boolean not logic to improve the precision of selective dissemination of information pp. 58-65: Frederic Scheffler, Jacqueline March and John Bernados
Roman showcase for training in information work pp. 66-68: Ecckne B. Jackson
Thoughts on the unisist feasibility study pp. 68-70: Gerard Salton
ERIC diagnosis pp. 71-71: Harvey Marron