Behaviour & Information Technology, Volume 14

Volume 14, Number 1, 1995

Original Articles

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  Tom Stewart:
  Editorial. 1-2

There's more to text and pictures than meets the eye

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  Thomas Whalen, Eric S. Lee, Frank R. Safayeni:
  The retrieval of images from image databases: trademarks. 3-13
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  Mathilde M. Bekker, Floris L. van Nes, James F. Juola:
  A comparison of mouse and speech input control of a text-annotation system. 14-22

Not everyone loves their computer

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  Ron Henderson, Frank Deane, M. J. Ward:
  Occupational differences in computer-related anxiety: implications for the implementation of a computerized patient management information system. 23-31
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  Chien-Lin Yang, Pascale Carayon:
  Effect of job demands and social support on worker stress: a study of VDT users. 32-40

Dialogue design-tools and techniques

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  Martin B. Curry, Andrew F. Monk:
  Dialogue modelling of graphical user interfaces with a production system. 41-55
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  Michael Eisenberg:
  Programmable applications: exploring the potential for language/interface symbiosis. 56-66

Volume 14, Number 2, 1995

Original Articles

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  Tom Stewart:
  Editorial. 67-68

Context and metaphors - gurus to the rescue

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  Sherman R. Alpert, Mark K. Singley, John M. Carroll:
  Multiple multimodal mentors: delivering computer-based instruction via specialized anthropomorphic advisors. 69-79

Context or contexts?

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  David G. Hendry:
  Breakdowns in writing intentions when simultaneously deploying SGML-marked texts in hard copy and electronic copy. 80-92
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  Klaus Kunkel, Maria Bannert, Peter W. Fach:
  The influence of design decisions on the usability of direct manipulation user interfaces. 93-106

The downside of context

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  Catherine Kelley, Neil Charness:
  Issues in training older adults to use computers. 107-120
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  George Valiris, Lambros Laios:
  Design and validation of knowledge acquisition tools in a business domain. 121-131

Volume 14, Number 3, 1995

Original Articles

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  Tom Stewart:
  Editorial. 133-134

Presentation - room for improvement

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  David Leiser, Yoella Bereby, Avraham A. Melkman:
  A comparison of display methods for spatial point layout. 135-142

Consistency and negotiation

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  Volker Wulf:
  Negotiability: a metafunction to tailor access to data in groupware. 143-151

Matching complex tasks - a major challenge

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  Hock Chuan Chan, Kwok Kee Wei, Keng L. Siau:
  The effect of a database feedback system on user performance. 152-162
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  John W. Henry, Robert W. Stone:
  A structural equation model of job performance using a computer-based order entry system. 163-173
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  Chin-Jung Chao, Gavriel Salvendy:
  Impact of cognitive abilities of experts on the effectiveness of elicited knowledge. 174-182

Case study

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  Julie Ann Wambach:
  Network politics in an educational organization. 183-195

Volume 14, Number 4, 1995

Original Articles

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  Tom Stewart:
  Editorial. 197-198

It's all about choice

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  Barrett S. Caldwell, Shiaw-Tsyr Uang, Lilas H. Taha:
  Appropriateness of communications media use in organizations: situation requirements and media characteristics. 199-207
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  Géry d'Ydewalle, Jurgen Leemans, Johan van Rensbergen:
  Graphical versus character-based word processors: an analysis of user performance. 208-214
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  Guy Paré, Joyce J. Elam:
  Discretionary use of personal computers by knowledge workers: testing of a social psychology theoretical model. 215-228
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  Clifford I. Nass, Matthew Lombard, Lisa Henriksen, Jonathan Steuer:
  Anthropocentrism and computers. 229-238

Meaningful metaphors

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  Hanhwe Kim, Stephen C. Hirtle:
  Spatial metaphors and disorientation in hypertext browsing. 239-250
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  Lynne Colgan, Robert Spence, Paul J. Rankin:
  The Cockpit Metaphor. 251-263

Volume 14, Number 5, 1995

Original Articles

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  Martin Colbert, Catherine Voglimacci, Anthony Finkelstein:
  Live, audio-visual communication systems for distance learning: experience, heuristics, and ISDN. 267-288
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  Sabine Sonnentag:
  Excellent software professionals: experience, work activities, and perception by peers. 289-299
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  Gregory R. Bratton, Peter R. Newsted:
  Response effects and computer-administered questionnaires: the role of the entry task and previous computer experience. 300-312
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  Steve J. Westerman, D. Roy Davies, A. Ian Glendon, R. B. Stammers, Gerald Matthews:
  Age and cognitive ability as predictors of computerized information retrieval. 313-326

Volume 14, Number 6, 1995

Original Articles

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  Tom Stewart:
  Editorial. 327-328
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  Ronald E. Rice, Joyce Tyler:
  Individual and organizational influences on voice mail use and evaluation. 329-341
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  Edwin Bos:
  Comprehending user behaviour using psycholinguistics. 342-357
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  Govert de Vries, Mark Hartevelt, Ron Oosterholt:
  Private Camera Conversation: a new method for eliciting user responses? 358-360
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  James Ang, Peh Hooi Soh:
  The Singapore Government's role in national computerization efforts. 361-369
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  R. William Soukoreff, I. Scott MacKenzie:
  Theoretical upper and lower bounds on typing speed using a stylus and a soft keyboard. 370-379