This paper proposes that the Human Factors Society undertake to collect information from Human Factors specialists working in system development about the adequacy of the behavioral methods they use, the conditions under which these methods are applied and the success or failure of the methodolgical outputs. Information would be provided on a continuing basis by society members who wish to contribute anonymously by providing information of historical importance.
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