Abstract
The popularity of the assumption of stages in models of the reaction time process and the availability of fast and efficient means of computing approximations to the Fourier transform makes the Fourier analysis of reaction time data attractive. This paper indicates some problems associated with such analyses and suggests convenient ways to overcome some of the difficulties.
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