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PSYCOLOQUY                  Fri, 25 May 90       Volume 1 : Issue  8
      Call for Papers
      Color memory query
      INTERNATIONAL IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION GROUP

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From: Lyn Shackleton <lyn%cs.exeter.ac.uk@pucc>
Subject: Call for Papers

    ******************** CALL FOR PAPERS ******************
		CONNECTION SCIENCE SPECIAL ISSUE
     CONNECTIONIST MODELLING OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES

EDITOR Noel Sharkey

SPECIAL BOARD Jim Anderson Andy Barto Thomas Bever Glyn Humphries
Walter Kintsch Dennis Norris Ronan Reilly Dave Rumelhart

The journal Connection Science would like to encourage submissions
from researchers modelling psychological data or conducting experiments
comparing models within the connectionist framework. Papers of this
nature may be submitted to our regular issues or to the special issue.

Authors wishing to submit papers to the special issue should mark
them SPECIAL PSYCHOLOGY ISSUE. Good quality papers not accepted
for the special issue may appear in later regular issues.

	DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION 12th October, 1990.

Notification of acceptance or rejection will be by the
end of December/beginning of January.

Send submissions to Lyn Shackleton, Connection Science, Department of
Computer Science, University of Exeter, Prince of Wales Road, Exeter, UK,
EX4 4PT.

lyn shackleton

Centre for Connection Science       JANET:  lyn@uk.ac.exeter.cs
Dept. Computer Science
University of Exeter                UUCP:   lyn@expya.uucp
Exeter EX4 4PT
Devon				    BITNET: lyn@cs.exeter.ac.uk.UKACRL
U.K.

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From: Dick Cavonius  UAP001 at DDOHRZ11
Subject: Color memory query

I'd be grateful for any references to work within the past decade
on the subject of color memory. If there are substantial responses,
I'll collate them and post them later.

*   C.R. Cavonius          		BITNET:uap001@ddohrz11	   *
*   Inst. f. Arbeitsphysiologie	       (Note: uap-zero-zero-one,   *
*   an der Universitaet Dortmund          not uap-oh-oh-one)       *
*   Ardeystr. 67			Tel: +49 231 1084 261      *
*   D-4600 Dortmund 1, F.R. Germany     Fax: +49 231 1084 308      *

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From: rosenfel%nprdc.navy.mil@pucc (Paul Rosenfeld)
Subject: INTERNATIONAL IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION GROUP

Dr. Robert A. Giacalone of the University of Richmond is interested
in establishing E-mail contact with individuals interested in
IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT.  Dr. Giacalone is coeditor of IMPRESSION
MANAGEMENT IN THE ORGANIZATION (Erlbaum, 1989) and IMAGE MAKING:
APPLYING IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT (Sage, in preparation).

Dr. Giacalone can be contacted at: GIACALONE@URVAX.BITNET

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                          Co-Editors:

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     Stevan Harnad                           Perry London
  Psychology Department                 Dean, Graduate School of
  Princeton University             Applied and Professional Psychology
                                          Rutgers University

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     Malcolm Bauer                           John Pizutelli
  Psychology Department                  Psychology Department
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