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International Journal of HEMATOLOGY 4 ELSEVIER Biological Psychology 40 (1995) 327-328 Volume contents Volume 40 (1995) Numbers 1,2 Special issue: EEG in Basic and Applied Settings Vii W. Skrandies, Visual information processing: topography of brain electrical activity ......... P. Ullsperger, K. Grune, Processing of multi-dimenensional stimuli: P300 component of the event- related brain potential during mental comparison of compound digits ................... 17 L.J. Trejo, A.F. Kramer, J.A. Arnold, Event-related potentials as indices of display-monitoring EE os con cans the 6s 66d see dd ndeb cdtince s6r86deeknOcte¥doeseasss iAdRsR 33 J. Hohnsbein, M. Falkenstein, J. Hoormann, Effects of attention and time-pressure on P300 subcomponents and implications for mental workload research ..............6..0000005 73 A.F. Kramer, L.J. Trejo, D. Humphrey, Assessment of mental workload with task-irrelevant ED Aanbcvens 06S bobSRD SEER OwRLAS OAR SaD a0 60's bbe inlcchetdesteeesanseeet 83 E.R. John, P. Easton, Quantitative electrophysiological studies of mental tasks ............. 101 M.B. Sterman, C.A. Mann, Concepts and applications of EEG analysis in aviation performance NE 5.5.65 00 6608 C655 Nw hACaAT hb 066b0Rnd 4 hig es bbudcc eg edenseNednserenseeeene 115 A. Gundel, J. Drescher, H. MaaB, A. Samel, M. Vejvoda, Sleepiness of civil airline pilots during two consecutive night flights of extended duration ........ccc. e.c ee.e c.ec.e e.ee e.ee es 131 L.D. Montgomery, R.W. Montgomery, R. Guisado, Rheoencephalographic and electro- encephalographic measures of cognitive workload: analytical procedures ................ 143 J.J. Westerkamp, R. Williams, Adaptive estimation of single response evoked potentials ..... 161 A. Gevins, H. Leong, R. Du, M.E. Smith, J. Le, D. DuRousseau, J. Zhang, J. Libove, Towards measurement of brain function in operational environments .................000e+e0005 169 A.T. Pope, E.H. Bogart, D.S. Bartolome, Biocybernetic system evaluates indices of operator CRINGE Gp GUIIINS GOED hoc ce ce ccc trv cccececccccccccsnccearecdesnsvcceacessn 0301-051 1/95/$09.50 © 1995 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved 328 Volume contents/ Biological Psychology 40 (1995) 327-328 J. Caldwell, Assessing the impact of stressors on performance: observations on levels of analyses J.C. Miller, Batch processing of 10 1000 h of truck driver EEG data ...................... S.M. Rokicki, Psychophysiological measures applied to operational test and evaluation M.W. Haas, Virtually-augmented interfaces for tactical aircraft ...............0.0000.00005 229 G.F. Wilson, F. Fisher, Cognitive task classification based upon topographic EEG data ..... 239 Number 3 J.L. Harte, G.H. Eifert, R. Smith, The effects of running and meditation on beta-endorphin, corticotropin-releasing hormone and cortisol in plasma, and on mood .................. 251 W. Skrandies, T. Rammsayer, The perception of temporal structure and auditory evoked brain SEE SEARS nods 6on de eREEded Cain ba teed CREAR UN ah eed UE 6005660500005 005 60 08006040 267 A.C. Neubauer, H.H. Freudenthaler, Ultradian rhythms in cognitive performance: no evidence for EE tb 1G0 56 hod pbcb peeks bbhes 6b504686 pdboresberenssabcdeeeeenctsesece 281 H. Hornsveld, B. Garssen, P. van Spiegel, Voluntary hyperventilation: the influence of duration and depth on the development Of SyMptOmMs ......... ccc ccccccccccccccccccvcsccecees 299 S.J. Laukka, T. Jarvilehto, Y.I. Alexandrov, J. Lindqvist, Frontal midline theta related to learning ER ETE T TC POT eT TTT CT TET ITT TTATT TT TREE TTT TTS 313 5 6 ne ina aekam hb ee wah nd onde oon d60b6066426604 006000085 seaeeenede 321 sek ct het e pieced hha bebedaneeabetaeakeesK onh iseede besbessacees'enosnee s 323 EDD Wis iehnn whan eibic kur eed ees be onndhd s ernenened$ 4s cxmaneotined 0 O60 coeetnns 325 a a a