Human Information Processing
Robert W. Proctor and Kim-Phuong L. Vu

1. Human Information Processing Approach
   • Historical Background
   • Basic Assumptions
   • Significance of Approach
   • Alternative Approaches
2. Methods
   • Chronometric Methods
     • Subtractive Logic
     • Additive Factors Logic
   • Speed-Accuracy Methods
   • Psychophysiological Methods
3. Models
   • Discrete Stage Models
   • Continuous Flow Models
   • Sequential Sampling Models
   • Network Models
   • Evaluating Alternative Models
4. Information-Processing in Choice Reaction Tasks
   • Stimulus Identification
   • Response Selection
   • Response Execution
5. Information-Processing in Memory and Attention
   • Memory
     • Working Memory
     • Long-Term Memory
     • Alternative Conceptions
   • Attention
     • Selective Attention
     • Divided Attention
     • Dual-Task Performance
6. Information-Processing Analyses of Applied Tasks
   • Visual Search of Displays
   • Memory Aids and Navigation Aids
   • S-R Compatibility and Interface Design
   • Vigilance Tasks