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Psychology |
- Behavioral observation and psycho-physiology of communication between patients and physicians.
Arnstein Finset, Peter K. Graugaard, and Erik Holt (Oslo, Norway)
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- Social behavior among Kalmyk primary school children: An observational study.
Marina Butovskaya and Olga Vorotnikova (Moscow, Russia).
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- Studying repetitive behavior of autistic persons: An ethological approach.
Dina Joha, Gerard Nijhof and Hans Pekelharing (Baarn, The Netherlands).
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- What brings about the alcohol consumption of young adults in peer groups?
Sander Bot and Rutger Engels (Nijmegen, The Netherlands).
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"The Observer is in a class of its own when it comes to computer aided behavioural data collection; there are no comparable computer packages for collecting behavioural data. [...] The Observer for Windows is very user-friendly and remarkably easy to learn and use given its sophistication, especially for those used to a Windows environment. The documentation and on-line help provide good instruction and reference. The single volume manual is clearly laid out and examples used are helpful and interesting." Dawn Hawkins & Guy Norton, Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge, UK. In: Life Sciences Educational Computing. |
Neuroscience |
- Behavioral analysis of transgenic mice overexpressing corticotropin-releasing hormone.
Anneloes Dirks, Lucianne Groenink, Monika Verdouw, Jan van der Gugten and Berend Olivier (Utrecht, The Netherlands).
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- The BEFIE test: Using The Observer Video-Pro to validate a new medical instrument.
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Zoology & Entomology |
- Using The Observer to analyze aggression in African cichlid fish
Peter Dijkstra and Boye Gricar (Haren, The Netherlands)
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- How to measure locomotor activity in "lazy" chickens?
Dorothée Bizeray (Nouzilly, France).
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- How to watch behavior underground and in the dark: Studies on a nocturnal subterranean beetle.
Anna Rasa (Bonn, Germany).
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- Domestication effects on behavior in pigs and hens.
Maria Gustafsson (Skara, Sweden).
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"[...] Product support: quick and effective help in tailoring for my specific needs. [...] Remarkable software - almost infinite flexibility; tight modular programming; minimal disk and memory usage yet very fast. Rating: A++" Doris Zumpe, Emory University, Atlanta, USA. |
- Automatic event recording with AutoKey.
Massoud Yassari, Rainer Anscheit and Jakob Parzefall (Hamburg, Germany).
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- Stress and emotion in animals.
Paul Koene (Wageningen, The Netherlands).
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Usability testing & HCI Research |
- Discovering behavioral patterns in the use of a universal remote control
Boris de Ruyter and Claudia van Schijndel
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- How to keep train loading on track: Shell improves ergonomics with help of The Observer.
Ilse Houting, Cees van Eijsden and Harry J.T. Rensink (Rotterdam, The Netherlands).
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- Physical workload in ship maintenance: Using The Observer to solve ergonomics problems.
Berna van Wendel de Joode, Caroline Verspuy and Alex Burdorf (Rotterdam, The Netherlands).
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- Measuring behavior in virtual environments: Virtual Observer offers exciting new possiblities for ergonomics research and skills training.
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- The Observer takes off: KLM chooses The Observer for process analysis.
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- LineControl reduces waiting time in supermarkets: Labor analysts use The Observer to get a grip on work processes.
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- Methods of monitoring pedestrian safety
Kevin Austin (London, United Kingdom)
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Movement science |
- The Observer in clinical practice: Observational analysis of arm function and gait.
Martijn Boekhoff, Jaap Harlaar and Karin Boeschoten (Amsterdam, The Netherlands).
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