Use of Psychological Experimentation as an Aid to Development of a Query Language

Authors:
P. Reisner
Affiliations:
IBM Research Laboratory
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering
Year:
1977

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Abstract

This paper describes a series of psychological experiments used to test a new data base query language. The intent is to make psychological testing of a language part of the design and development process. By testing a language while it is still under development, features that require changing can bs identified and the changes made.