Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Studies on sensory feedback. 3. The effects of display gain on tracking performance,1965,17,3,193-208,Chase
A reply to Dr. Max Hammerton: a note on the application of information theory to studies of tracking behavior,1965,17,3,264-266,Crossman
A note on the application of information theory to studies of tracking behaviour,1965,17,3,261-263,Hammerton
Comment on "Spontaneous Alternation and Pattern of Reinforcement",1968,20,1,86-91,Lester
The psychological refractory period as a function of performance of a first response,1967,19,4,350-352,Smith
Dependence of the overtraining extinction effect on attention to runway cues,1968,20,2,193-196,Likely
Characteristics of visual and proprioceptive response times in the learning of a motor skill,1972,24,4,536-543,Jordan
The accuracy of non-visual aiming,1972,24,4,515-523,Howarth
Specificity and savings of behavioural habituation over a series of intra- and inter-modal stimuli,1972,24,4,465-473,File
The movement of the hand towards a target,1972,24,4,448-453,Howarth
Stimulus encoding and additivity of effects in a card sorting task,1972,24,3,270-274,Lively
Some types of error in a choice response task,1972,24,2,149-158,Green
Error patterns in a chord keyboard response task,1972,24,2,139-148,Green
Effects of stimulus duration and intensity on the rate and specificity of behavioural habituation,1973,25,1,96-103,File
Attending to visual or auditory verbal information while performing other concurrent tasks,1974,26,Pt3,454-463,Wright
Location and distance estimates by blind and sighted children,1975,27,2,295-301,O'connor
On the division of attention: a disproof of the single channel hypothesis,1972,24,2,225-235,Reynolds
Evidence of a single-channel decision mechanism limiting performance in a serial reaction task,1959,11,4,193-210,Welford
The human operator as a single channel information system,1957,9,3,119-129,Davis
Division of attention between non-verbal signals: all-or-none or shared processing?,1976,28,1,47-69,Long
Reduced efficiency and capacity limitations in multidimension signal recognition,1975,27,4,599-614,Long