Interfacing the Experimenter to the Computer: Languages for Psychologists.

Wood, Ronald W.; And Others

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Interfacing the Experimenter to the Computer: Languages for Psychologists

Wood, Ronald W.; And Others

American Psychologist, 30, 3, 230-238, Mar 75

An examination and comparison of the computer languages which behavioral scientists are most likely to use: SCAT, INTERACT, SKED, OS/8 Fortran IV, RT11/Fortran, RSX-11M, Data General's Real-Time; Disk Operating System and its Fortran, and interpretative Languages. (EH)

Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Computational Linguistics, Computer Programs, Computer Science, Programing Languages, Psychological Studies, Research Methodology, Statistical Analysis

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