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Computers in behavioural research

Event recording methods have evolved from stopwatches and checksheets, through chart recorders and dedicated electronic event recorders, to flexible systems based on off-the-shelf microcomputers.

L. P. J. J. Noldus | E. L. H. M. van de Loo | P. H. A. Timmers | L. Noldus | P. Timmers | E. Loo

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