With colleague Penny L. Yee, he has also been active in facilitating the use of computer applications in psychological research, his most recent efforts being tutorial materials for the use of the PsyScope program for teaching and research. He is developing a new sophomore-level course for the spring of 2000, Learning and Cognition , which will integrate laboratory studies of the learning processes with their clinical applications. Like all his departmental colleagues, he encourages student participation in research through summer experiences, independent study, and the Senior Project . Hamilton Student co-authors listed in red print. The dimensions of computing.
Planning reaches by evaluating stored postures.
The optimal selection model. A program for the analysis of PsyScope data files. The regulation of contact in rhythmic tapping. A Web-accessible tutorial for PsyScope based on classic experiments in human cognition . Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers .