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31 May 2001: Rudolf. The University of Cambridge's Department of Experimental Psychology is one of the leading British centres for research in the behavioural and cognitive sciences. ... Its work spans human experimental psychology, sensory and perceptual psychology,

6 Sep 2001: London: Director Publications. Weinberg, G.M. (1971). The Psychology of Computer Programming.

18 Sep 2001: Othersrequired new research which was conducted in Cambridge and at the other research centerscreating the discipline of cognitive psychology. ... A useful introductory text on experiment design isRobson’s Experiment, Design and Statistics in Psychology

16 Jan 2001: Role-expressiveness, the other important requirement, requiresa little knowledge of the cognitive psychology ofprogramming for its analysis. ... 1987) Stimulus structures and mentalrepresentations in expert comprehension of computerprograms. Cognitive

6 Feb 2001: British Journal of Psychology, 73, 105-116. Buckley, M. J., Gaffan, D., & Murray, E. ... Cana-dian Journal of Psychology, 45, 255-287. Parnwell, E. C. (1977). Oxford English picture dictionary.

3 Jan 2001: Dr Lynne Jones, received an OBE for services to child psychology and mental health in war-affected areas of Europe.

18 Sep 2001: Thismakes it difficult for them to discuss usability issues, especially as they seldom have any formal education incognitive psychology. ... In J.Domingue & P. Mulholland (Eds.), Proceedings of the 10th Annual Meeting of the Psychology of Programming

13 Apr 2001: In T. Green, R. Abdullah & P. Brna (Eds.) Collected Papers of the 11th Annual Workshop ofthe Psychology of Programming Interest Group (PPIG-11), pp. ... In J. Domingue & P. Mulholland(Eds.), Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Psychology of

12 Jan 2001: recognition of transformed three-dimensional objects: eects of. size and reection. Journal of Experimental Psychology:. ... evidence from converging dissociations. European Journal of. Cognitive Psychology 1996;8:16383. [39] Osterrieth PA.

23 Feb 2001: Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed toJon S. Simons, who is now at the Department of Psychology,Harvard University, 33 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts02138.